Big fat lilac flower.....
By Majeekahead
- 1 May, 2009
- 4 likes
.......mmmmm smells divine
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No i don't think so Jac, - the pink may cost more than the lilac ones for obvious reasons. i did'nt buy any of mine they were already here. they do grow quite quickly.
1 May, 2009
i adore liliac it was my nans favourite, i love the smell, so pretty, my nan use to pour the tea leaves out of the pot around the bottom as they were supose to be good for the tree
1 May, 2009
i have some great childhood memories of my nans red roses in her garden - is'nt it funny how you link plants/flowers to lost loved ones. i think tea leaves are good for most plants - i compost tea bags, but i know someone that used to put a tea bag on the soil surface of all her house plants and would swear that it made all the difference - personally i think the tea bags are best composted first lol
4 May, 2009
Lovely....i can almost smell it from here....................
4 May, 2009
Thanx 4 the Info Ang they sound Perfect 4 My Garden & how lucky that yours was already in your garden Hey? :)
5 May, 2009
yes i do like them - i particually like the white, think i will try to get a good pic and load it......
6 May, 2009
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MMMMMmmmmmmmmmm love your Liliac Tree Ang :)Im thinking of getting the Deep Pink 1 for my graden 4 next spring are they very expensive/ :)
1 May, 2009