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Hacquetia epipactis 'Thor' - 2012
By Andrewr
16 Mar, 2012
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thats a very attractive little plant
16 Mar, 2012
It's lovely - and so unusual. I wasn't sure at first if it was real. :))
16 Mar, 2012
Unusual, love it!
16 Mar, 2012
So do I Mich... nice, very nice.
16 Mar, 2012
Very eye-catching!
16 Mar, 2012
Very nice.....
16 Mar, 2012
Definitely not - it's very specialised. The nursery where I bought it is no longer open. Plant Finder currently lists 13 suppliers but a quick check on the two nearest to you claim they don't sell it!
Glad your grevillea made it through the winter - so did mine this year
18 Mar, 2012
Pretty :o)
21 Mar, 2012
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Meadowland - yes, it ever-so-slowly makes small mats at ground level. I wish it would be do it quicker
16 Mar, 2012