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I didn't realise this is lavender.
Does it have a special name?
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Bet these are going to enhance a great meal
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They are wonderful.
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This is indeed a perfect picture. This is such a subtle soft sweet rose, and its shape so perfect. How long did they last in the vase?
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Well, they should go in the ground. After all, these are all descendants from those ancient trees.
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These are fantastic, those Wollemi Pines. I saw them in Tasmania ( on Gardening Australia ) and they are so ancient. Did you buy one for your garden?
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Looking very tasty!
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We call them capsicums too. I love them. I like the photo with the leaves still on them, makes it a little bit more interesting. They look great and I bet they taste great too.
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Beautiful rose.
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I like your dispay Michelle. It looks professional. These indeed are soooo hot to eat! Don't forget to put fried onions ( very small diced ) in your chili sauce.
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You are busy, Michelle! Well, if you know anything about our weather here, what I say now will make complete sense, lol! Day 4 (!!) of wall-to-wall very warm sunshine? I think that Frid/Sat was Spring, Sat/Sun was summer, and today (Tues 29th) was, well, "Indian Summer". Tomorrow I may wake up and find that it is a "White Christmas" !! Cheers!
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I just found this again when searching for chillies. Spring is here at last - I think. It's certainly light now until 9pm, so I can see what I'm doing outdoors for longer. Have you eaten all those chillies yet?
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Think this one is a hot one, perhaps you could put how hot next to it as an added extra, just a thought, but then you probably know.
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Great easy identification, I shall learn about chillis looking at these., love chillis. I would grow some but it wont be long before my son grows and can toddle, and could see something getting in his eyes or mouth, Guess just thinking about when I have done this myself and how much it hurst, especially when you have contact lenses in.
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'Strewth! You're growing some real beauts, aren't you, Michelle (my favourite chilli grower) Was wondering what you were doing. Now I can see - awesome selection, M8y!!
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Hi beautiful colour
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My Children also loved gardening when they were small. But now only time they go in2garden is when they come2ask me 2give them a lift in2town : (
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He's a wee smasher, best time to get them interested in gardening when their young
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Sliced thickly,lightly brushed with oil and BBQ'd (makes Homer Simpson drooling noise!!) Thanks Hamish for introducing me to that xx
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Best not let my son see this pic cos hel pay you visit4those chillis loll ;)
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Yummy! I grow these, too. Mine get turned into fritters or a delicious dip.
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These look really great, Michelle. Can't wait for August here, now!
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Got to stop looking at veggies before I have breakfast! Have a craving for chilli now ;o )
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These look delicious Michelle
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i love chilis.. i like to have lots of herb plants in the garden. You can just get a bunch for cooking.
I have some oregano, lemon grass, pandan and some local lemons too!
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fine thanks hon, been very busy what with valentines day and mothers day soon aproaching. i don't mind pink or orange to be honest either will look good where it's planted, it is defo an 'Abraham Darby' i bought it from the David Austin web site - proberly just my eyes, either that or my screen needs a good clean lol... like a lot of things really, but if i have spare time it generally gets spent in the garden lol i am a furm believer in the saying 'only dull women have immaculate houses!' lol will post some pics tho in the summer - you just try and stop me! lol
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hi Michelle i planted one of these just before christmas, it looks very pink! i thought that it was more orange/peach - or is it just my eyes? it does'nt matter as i have pink in the bed it's in as well, so either will go well, and i must say it looks stunning - i am looking forward to seeing mine in flower!
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Lovely! Ground cover between or not?
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Imagine the "Welcome" signal you're going to send out to people? Will be worth the work for the comments.
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hi folks,
I'm growing;
1. Scots Bonnet,
2. Birds eye, Capsicum fruitescens,
3. Tepin, thought by many to be the "Eve" of all chillies, its a Mexican wild chillie, hot.
4. Jalapino.
5. Cherry bomb
6. Prarie fire (didn't come up)
7. Golden wonder Bell pepper.
Grown in a heated, bubble wrap insulated 6'x8' greenhouse in N.E. England.
On blog - Gone Mad on CHILLI's