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Morina
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Hi to all!
Your forum seems to be a very kind platform and therefore I'm coming in. :)

Gardening and flower cultivation is my great hobby and I am always very curious to learn and to discover new methods of multiplication. My flowers, mainly perennials, are mostly grown up from seeds. But cuttings are also tried. For these one I don't use hormon powder because the natual way is successful enough for me.

My garden is located in the middle of W- Europe where we have a continental climate. As we can we love to respect the nature and avoid, if possible, tu use chemical products.

I enjoy to learn much gardener's methods here and to share with you my growing experiences if they can be useful for you.

Kind regards,

Morina
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Welcome to the forum Morina.
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Welcome to the forum. Great to see a gardener from as far as Europe. So what perennials are you growing, Morina?
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Hi,

thank you very much for your friendly welcome, Johara and Khabbab! :D

My list is a little bit complicate, but I like primula, aster, gentiana, viola, iris, anemone and alpines in general. Shrubs such as rhododendron, murraya, buddleia, citrus and so on. There are also crinum, but this one I didn't try to sow them yet.
And I like lilies and camellias, too. Oh, I forgot, I have also some roses and clematis.

What is your main occupation in your garden? I think that you have to create much shade for your hot summer, right so?
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Welcome Morina.

My list is a huge one.I grow daylilies,iris,adenium,lots of flowering vines,african bulbs and gerberas.We use green net in order to shade plants from strong sun in summer.
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Thank you, Tweedle2009 for your welcome! :D
Your plant list seems great! Could you list your day lilies (hemerocallis) and your irises? what kind of varieties do you have? From this flowers I have species and hybrids, for irises also some germanicas, but I prefer the fine species, germanicas are too large in my opinion, but pretty, too.
Yes, I forgot the green net, but trees like Albizia are very nice, too. Perhaps they need too much water in Pakistan ? How do you resolve the question of watering your flowers in the very hot period? So it's right that either daylilies nor irises need much water.
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Post by tweedle2009 »

My have list contains:-

Daylilies :-
I have about 20 daylilies in my garden.I am an importer of rare plants and I sell most of my stuff as I dnt have much space to plant.Fortunately I've acquired a piece of land where I can plant whatever pleases me so I'll be planting 400 diff daylily varieties in my new garden in march.You can see my daylily list on my website.It's a huge list so very hard for me to mention all here.I have another 200 daylily varieties comming this month and I plan to plant 40 in my garden which I won't sell at all.Daylilies don't need much water.They are very hardy but if they are watered well the result will be very high bud count.

Irises:-
I am growing Louisiana Iris currently.I planted them just a month ago so need to see how they fare.There are a few friends of mine here who are growing these wid success.I am expecting Japanese Iris (the huge dinner plate iris with 6-12 inch flowers) in february.I also have a very rare starfish iris named Ferraria Crispa.I have 4 forms.Iris do need alot of water.So i keep them wet all the time.

Gerberas:-
I have a huge range of double/full crested gerberas.I used to have 3000 of them but I got rid of them in order to make room for daylilies.People in USA and australia are a huge fan of my gerberas.

Vines:-
Vigna Caracalla
Mucuna Sempervirens
Aristolochia Gigantea
Aristolochia Grandiflora
Akebia Quinata - Chocolate Vine
Clematis-Sweet autumn and florida sieboldii
Senecio

Clivias:- Expecting 20 diff clivia varieties in february.

Bulbs:- I am also planning to plant 50-60 diff african bulb varieties next month including Brunsvigia , Ammocharis, Boophone, Lachenalia , Geisorhizza radians etc.

Adenium:-
I have over 150 varieties of adeniums imported from thailand.

I am sure I ve missed out on many other plants that I grow :D
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Post by Morina »

Oh! yes, I see - their is a huge list and the rare irises are very interesting.

Happy New Year for you all! :D
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Hello everyone. I am Jack a new member to this forum. I hope I will enjoy my stay here with you guys. Thanks!
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