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Persia up close and in flower..
By Stan510
- 26 Oct, 2016
- 4 likes
Nice small blue flowers. Funny thing is? When it flowered as a smaller plant- those flowers were tiny. These are like Campanula's dont you think?
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I would take the flower spikes off. The plants decline very quickly after flowering. I grew them a long time. I would always take the flowers off so they would live a long time (5 years).
27 Oct, 2016
I usually do Andy..but these are so much larger then the coleus sized blooms I used to get,I let them for now.
30 Oct, 2016
I used to get really large flower spikes on mine. I couldn't cut them off fast enough. lol!
30 Oct, 2016
It didn't take long..somebody sneaked all the way up my driveway and snatched a large stem- branch.
You know,the last person I heard knocking on that side door..were door to door proselytizers who I have told my wife have no business on our property if I don't answer the front door. I was watching football and just took a quick look out a window at who wouldn't go away.
Now,I see that missing.
8 Nov, 2016
Stan,
Sorry to hear that some took a branch. That's always disheartening! I've had that happen so many times. I have locks on all three gates in the front yard. The wall around the front yard is pretty short; however, it keeps people out.
11 Nov, 2016
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Very simular lovely blue and gorgeous pattern foliage and colour
26 Oct, 2016