Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
Stunning! But somewhere I have a thought that actual Beauty of Roses are being hidden by you.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
Khurram sb, thanks. Its because of sharing and learning. Once one of very fine gardener and good friend quoted that when we share then we learn a lot from each other’s experience and that’s so true.mikhurram wrote:Rafique you have a flair for taking amazing shots that have crispness. A visual treat.
Most importantly Khurram sb, yesterday’s hailing and rain did not destroy the plants rather washed the plants and as a result images were crisp(My good luck).
Javaid sb thank you and will do insha-ALLAH.jdashraf wrote:Simply Wow.. Your pansies are awesome..And so are Dianthus and roses.. Keep sharing the delight.
@Mustansir, sorry unable to get what you want to say? I am not hiding any thing dear , these are the blooming roses right now which i am sharing .Mustansir Billah wrote:Stunning! But somewhere I have a thought that actual Beauty of Roses are being hidden by you.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
@Mustansir, sorry unable to get what you want to say? I am not hiding any thing dear , these are the blooming roses right now which i am sharing .[/quote]Mustansir Billah wrote:Stunning! But somewhere I have a thought that actual Beauty of Roses are being hidden by you.
These are actually blooming roses! I have seen your bush of roses and Then there are lots of blooms to come InShaAllah.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
These are actually blooming roses! I have seen your bush of roses and Then there are lots of blooms to come InShaAllah.[/quote]Mustansir Billah wrote:@Mustansir, sorry unable to get what you want to say? I am not hiding any thing dear , these are the blooming roses right now which i am sharing .Mustansir Billah wrote:Stunning! But somewhere I have a thought that actual Beauty of Roses are being hidden by you.
Oh.. You are getting sharp, having an eye on sorroundings too.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
Yes it does seem to be Jasminum multiflorum as identified by Dr Farooq and this variety gives consistent blooms.by M Farooq »
Thank you Rafique bhai. Good to know new names. I also searched about your jasmine. It is Jasminum multiflorum in my opinion. Jasminum polyanthum has compound leaves like many other common jasmines (i.e. many leaflets) and yours is just a single leaf.
Would like to share that if one intends to grow a Jasmine purely for sake of fragrance then opt for Jasmine Polyanthus also known as the Pink Jasmine. Hands down it is the most fragrant Jasmine variety ever (deliciously fragrant). A whiff of its scent ...heaven.
The only drawback it has is that it blooms only once during the year i.e. around March. I am currently growing it again and will share the results soon. I would rate it amongst the most fragrant plants.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
Wow Khurram sahab, you have hidden treasures of fragrant plants! Actually, I had just created an entry for Rafique sb's jasmine http://www.gardeningpakistan.com/viewto ... =37&t=3408, I think his jasmine is Jasminum dichotomum, the so called rose bud jasmine. Jasminum multiflorum buds are not pink. What is your opinion about J. dichotomum?mikhurram wrote:Yes it does seem to be Jasminum multiflorum as identified by Dr Farooq and this variety gives consistent blooms.by M Farooq »
Thank you Rafique bhai. Good to know new names. I also searched about your jasmine. It is Jasminum multiflorum in my opinion. Jasminum polyanthum has compound leaves like many other common jasmines (i.e. many leaflets) and yours is just a single leaf.
Would like to share that if one intends to grow a Jasmine purely for sake of fragrance then opt for Jasmine Polyanthus also known as the Pink Jasmine. Hands down it is the most fragrant Jasmine variety ever (deliciously fragrant). A whiff of its scent ...heaven.
The only drawback it has is that it blooms only once during the year i.e. around March. I am currently growing it again and will share the results soon. I would rate it amongst the most fragrant plants.
And please share the pictures of "most fragrant jasmine variety ever".
Thanks.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
I believe one has to stand very close to Jasmine Dichotomum to experience its fragrance. I might be wrong and Rafique would be knowing better about the fragrance of Jasmine dichotomum as to whether it can be smelled from a distance?by M Farooq » February 17th, 2014, 10:21 am
Actually, I had just created an entry for Rafique sb's jasmine viewtopic.php?f=37&t=3408, I think his jasmine is Jasminum dichotomum, the so called rose bud jasmine. Jasminum multiflorum buds are not pink. What is your opinion about J. dichotomum?
And please share the pictures of "most fragrant jasmine variety ever".
Thanks.
The scent of Jasmine Polyanthum is heady and permeates in the air. Shall post pictures hopefully in March when it blooms.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
Oh.. You are getting sharp, having an eye on sorroundings too.[/quote]rafique wrote:These are actually blooming roses! I have seen your bush of roses and Then there are lots of blooms to come InShaAllah.Mustansir Billah wrote:@Mustansir, sorry unable to get what you want to say? I am not hiding any thing dear , these are the blooming roses right now which i am sharing .Mustansir Billah wrote:Stunning! But somewhere I have a thought that actual Beauty of Roses are being hidden by you.
Yes Sure... . The roses and rose plants of Umar sb., Yours and KBW sb. are a source of inspiration to me and I always seek upon Umar sb., KBW and yours advices.
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Re: Sprinkling beginners of Spring 2014
Khurram sb the fragrance is not strong enough to feel from a distance but one can feel a sweet fragance within a feet.mikhurram wrote:I believe one has to stand very close to Jasmine Dichotomum to experience its fragrance. I might be wrong and Rafique would be knowing better about the fragrance of Jasmine dichotomum as to whether it can be smelled from a distance?by M Farooq » February 17th, 2014, 10:21 am
Actually, I had just created an entry for Rafique sb's jasmine viewtopic.php?f=37&t=3408, I think his jasmine is Jasminum dichotomum, the so called rose bud jasmine. Jasminum multiflorum buds are not pink. What is your opinion about J. dichotomum?
And please share the pictures of "most fragrant jasmine variety ever".
Thanks.
The scent of Jasmine Polyanthum is heady and permeates in the air. Shall post pictures hopefully in March when it blooms.
Frooq Bhai you are looking absolutely correct about its cutivar identification. Thanks you for identification and database entry, you are doing a commendable efforts, may Allah Bless you.
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