Chilean Glory Flower
By Meanie
6 Apr, 2011
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First blooms of the year and we're only just into April!
Eccromocarpus scaber is hardier than it's reputation gives it credit for, and was evergreen throughout the last hard winter.
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Oh Meanie ... I've got a tray of these growing in the greenhouse .. they are only about 1/2 an inch tall, at this rate they won't be in flower until the end of summer ...LOL... it's nice to see what they should look like though ....
6 Apr, 2011
It's one of my favourite climbers (the orange form) Sticki.
Amy - enjoy them whilst they're that size, 'cos they won't stay like it for long!! A tray - one plant after a couple of years will be huge!!!
6 Apr, 2011
Do they last more than one year then Meanie ?
6 Apr, 2011
As I said, far hardier than they're given credit for!!
6 Apr, 2011
I shall have a garden full of them ...LOL...
7 Apr, 2011
Then you'll need some good secateurs Amy!
8 Apr, 2011
LOL..
8 Apr, 2011
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certainly glorious!
6 Apr, 2011