Cistus x purpureus
By Spritzhenry
- 21 Oct, 2011
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Another confused shrub - it has lots of buds on it.
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All my Cistus shrubs are producing more flowers, K.
23 Oct, 2011
It's a funny old climate ;)
23 Oct, 2011
It is, indeed...
23 Oct, 2011
is this a poppy?
26 Oct, 2011
No, Cistus are evergreen shrubs, Aleyna. They normally flower in the summer, and each flower lasts for only one day, but they are usually covered in flowers, so it doesn't matter. :-)
26 Oct, 2011
I've got some lovely big fat buds coming on some oriental poppies. They are new plants grown from plugs this year so I ought to take them off really. Its funny though - I cant quite bring myself to do it!! Lovely to get a few unexpected late flowers.
27 Oct, 2011
Good gracious! :-O
28 Oct, 2011
Keep your fingers crossed the frost doesn't get all our flowers first! The weather is lovely for this time of year....enjoy!
29 Oct, 2011
Indeedy, Poppy! ;-)
29 Oct, 2011
They remind me of crumpled tissue lol!
29 Oct, 2011
I made it myself really, Tet. lol.
30 Oct, 2011
lol!
30 Oct, 2011
;-D
30 Oct, 2011
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Yes, my plants thought July was the winter too!
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