Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Tahir Khan wrote:
Izhar wrote:
Tahir Khan wrote:Coreopsis are going crazy, how many plants did you plant in the group and what variety of tomato you are growing from the seed bank ?
There are total 7-9 plants of Coreopsis ...i guess you sent me Tomato "Gardener's delight"...

Tomato Ildi under-performed and the trusses are small compared to what i have read over internet...
I remember now, the tomato seeds i sent you were of 'Sweet Million' from Sakata seeds. Ildi will perform if grown as cordon.
Tahir,how are tomatoes grown as cordon? Please elucidate.
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Tahir,how are tomatoes grown as cordon? Please elucidate.
Sir, cordon growing means to restrict the plant to a single stem or as it is called 'leader'

The side shoots of a plant are taken off to help the leader (the single growing stem or point) grow with more vigor and produce large bloom, or a bunch of blooms regarding tomatoes.

Many plants including sweet peas are grown as cordons by specialists to get bigger sized blooms.

Tomatoes regularly produce side shoots, take these off and restrict the plant to a single growing point or stem to get bigger trusses and fruits..
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Oh, I see. It is how vine type tomatoes( in Tunnel Farming ) are trained/grown.
Thank you Tahir.
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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My Brunfelsia Americana or Lady of The Night seems to do better in the pot. You can see from pictures in my last years post. The plant in ground is bigger. I think a little research on it's requirements might help me make it bloom more in ground. So far it is mostly a partially neglected spot in my garden. After the effort put in caring for roses and hibiscus most plants get neglected....
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Izhar Lady of the night is really a beauty i really enjoy its fragrance at night.
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Tomato Ildi:

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Other red cherry type:

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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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I missed that Sharifa Asma bud and it bloomed (i am plucking the rose buds for healthy plants) this blooms is very fragrant in the morning but become non-fragrant at night:

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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

Post by Mustansir Billah »

Beautiful bloom. These roses with me also are performing very well with your beneficial tips and idea about the mix of the medium. Some of the roses are producing 4 to 5 buds at one time. Izhar bhai please update the current situation of your newly bought roses...
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

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Izhar its one of the best rose on D.A i love it so much! Sharifa Asma. I wish i could have at least twenty bushes of it in a group.
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Re: Spring at Gulzar-e-Hijri 2014

Post by zeeshanuddin »

Lovely plants. Every thing looks perfect. Very inspiring.......
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