Cardoon, Ptilotus and Coleus
By Greenthumb
- 14 Sep, 2010
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There is Angelina in there too, but they did not act happy at all and have slowly disappeared. A soft green whiskey barrel this year, but interesting structures.
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Those coleus are a gorgeous colour
15 Sep, 2010
I have these growing in a number of places, but all the eastern cooler areas have this sharp chartreuse. Others are the standard green and red. I've enjoyed it here with the silver of the cardoon and all the other greens. Thank you Grandmage.
15 Sep, 2010
Nice combination Greenthumb. You can take cuttings from your coleus. I did it with mine and had an 80 percent growing success. I have placed them indoors for the winter in the conservatory.
20 Sep, 2010
Thank you. That reminds me to get some cuttings done! Preserve the collection i acquired this year. I've kept coleus very well through the winter in the past. I've had the poorest success with types like this, broad leafed. We'll see, I've a lovely Mariposa on the porch.
20 Sep, 2010
Good luck Greenthumbgreenfingers!!!!!! Say that with a mouthful.........Perhaps not!!!!!!
21 Sep, 2010
lol! :-) Greenthumb here is greenfingers there, so either or. That was a mouthful. :-) Thank you. I think they'll do well.
21 Sep, 2010
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22 Sep, 2010
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Thank you Homebird. Nearly bloomless as the angelina disappears, but the ptilotus has budded up.
14 Sep, 2010