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    My acidanthera is finally finally flowering! Finally! It's so pretty, gonna take a pic later. It's one of those plants that I'm not quite sure it's worth the space the entire season, and I swear I will never plant it again, but then it finally flowers and it looks so nice and I want it again next year

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    Quote Originally Posted by tobiwobi View Post
    My acidanthera is finally finally flowering! Finally! It's so pretty, gonna take a pic later. It's one of those plants that I'm not quite sure it's worth the space the entire season, and I swear I will never plant it again, but then it finally flowers and it looks so nice and I want it again next year
    Did you plant these really late? I'm sure my mil had some blooming in her yard in August. I'm not sure whether you'll have much luck digging them up if they are just blooming now...I've never grown them, but if they are anything like gladiolas, they need to have the tops die down (as the plant is building energy stores for next year's bloom)...It's worth a shot anyway.

    I dug up my dahlias and they are curing a bit before I dust them with fungicide and store them away for the winter. If they all survive, I shouldn't have to buy any more next Spring...that would be what a sane gardener would do anyway...

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    Quote Originally Posted by marstec View Post
    Did you plant these really late? I'm sure my mil had some blooming in her yard in August. I'm not sure whether you'll have much luck digging them up if they are just blooming now...I've never grown them, but if they are anything like gladiolas, they need to have the tops die down (as the plant is building energy stores for next year's bloom)...It's worth a shot anyway.

    I dug up my dahlias and they are curing a bit before I dust them with fungicide and store them away for the winter. If they all survive, I shouldn't have to buy any more next Spring...that would be what a sane gardener would do anyway...
    They are just blooming now unfortunately. We had 20 deg in Toronto yesterday, still no frost, so all my stuff is still outside. I am hoping to dig and store dahlias, canna, begonia tubers, and acidanthera eventually.

    I have an amaryllis from last season, it will be an experiment this year to get it to bloom again. I stopped watering it a long time ago but the leaves just don't want to die down.

    Every spring they seem to come up with new varieties and new colours, and it's tempting for sure.

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    Some useless and irritating sort of herbs and such plants. Actually, I couldn't take care of my
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    It's Oct. 18 and we just picked 20 raspberries.
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    I know that the weather forecast has a couple more high-teen C temperatures before we feel the COLD ones. You might find a few more gems to pick!

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    We have snapdragons blooming in our yard. When the stop blooming we are going to pick off the seed and plant these to get more next year. We have been doing this for a few years now. Love snapdragons.
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    Love your snapdragon pic, Shwa Girl! When I dropped my daughter off this week at university, I was really surprised to see a whole bed of them, still in full bloom, and we've had a few severe frosts! All that stonework around them must give the snaps an extra layer of insulation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marstec View Post
    Love your snapdragon pic, Shwa Girl! When I dropped my daughter off this week at university, I was really surprised to see a whole bed of them, still in full bloom, and we've had a few severe frosts! All that stonework around them must give the snaps an extra layer of insulation.
    Snapdragons are survivors. LOL. It's hard for us to kill them. We have been able to kill other plants. Hahaha.

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    We found half price crocus.
    Planted them as soon as we got home.
    Here's hoping the squirrels leave them alone so we can see them in the spring.

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    Not exactly in my garden, but it's blooming Don't let the close-up fool you - the flowers are only about 1cm



    I have a couple more that will be blooming soon too. Sadly, I kill the "easy" orchids (phalenopsis) but the difficult, fussy ones I have no trouble with.. go figure

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    Here are a few that I didn't get around to posting, taken at the end of September










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    Quote Originally Posted by GoJays View Post
    Here are a few that I didn't get around to posting, taken at the end of September









    Beautiful!! Thanks for posting...I love blue flowers.

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    What a sight for sore eyes, GoJays! Love seeing those beautiful flowers in dreary November. It would be great if everyone can post their indoor blooms on this thread too, especially over winter...
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