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Ensete
By David
31 Mar, 2011
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Glasshouse in a local park
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This is a very interesting interpretation, Gee. I love Ensete, and used to have 2 in a former garden. Thinking of getting some for our "pirates" garden this year, but small enough so that they can be brought indoors to overwinter.
31 Mar, 2011
What a stunner David did you get a cutting lol.
31 Mar, 2011
No, 6d! Will get me own plants, by honourable means! LOL!!
31 Mar, 2011
BORING hehe
31 Mar, 2011
I can see exactly what Gee means ,It's a beautiful photo David :o)
1 Apr, 2011
True, 6d, lol!! :-)
Thank You, Amy. :-)
2 Apr, 2011
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That's beautiful and looks almost unreal, like something from the arts and crafts period, made of copper :)
31 Mar, 2011