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My Lemony Nemesia
By Greenthumb
- 26 Sep, 2010
- 19 likes
At the nursery the nemesia was a nightmare! Rotting off in the plugs or wilting, disappearing when planted so I was worried as I hadn't tried before. They have been extremely rewarding. Keeping on the dry side is the trick I think, plant with other dry tolerant plants for best partnering.
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Me too. Gorgeous colour
26 Sep, 2010
Thanks! My nemesia has rewarded me with these big clouds of bloom for three months! I think next year there might be many added. What a little doer!
26 Sep, 2010
really lovely...
26 Sep, 2010
Thank you . They have done so well.
27 Sep, 2010
Gorgeous I plant them in baskets and pots find they do really well"
27 Sep, 2010
thats lovely
27 Sep, 2010
Thank you. I'm addicted to them. I really did not expect the performance I received. I'm not especially fond of the scent, but I can take it to have these colorful clouds around the garden.
28 Sep, 2010
That looks beautiful really like that
29 Sep, 2010
Thank you Nana. I'm amazed by them every day. Just bigger and brighter. I've already got plan rolling around for next years planting.
29 Sep, 2010
Fabulous, you've set me off now I must get some for next year,
30 Sep, 2010
Good. :-) I had no idea they would be so long lasting and huge! Only trouble I've ever seen with them is being kept too wet. Good luck!
1 Oct, 2010
I just love the name Lemony, I keep saying it to myself ! ( must get out more ) lol
1 Oct, 2010
Lovely colour.. and it really is Lemony!
1 Oct, 2010
LOL! Thank you Pip. I must say that is my own name for it........lol....probably wont find one named lemony nemesia, but I'm sure you can find the color. :-)
1 Oct, 2010
lovely!!! like a flowers wreath
1 Oct, 2010
Lovely flowers. I had a go once at growing some and they are a bit hit and miss.
3 Oct, 2010
Thank you! :-) They did seem about half and half in the nursery as little ones. I really think the early stages can be high maintenance, feeding them but never over-watering. Once they are established, they are much easier to trust.
3 Oct, 2010
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Wow thats just stunning, I love it,
26 Sep, 2010