Winter Season 2014-15
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
Tahir, i am thinking to not to prune it, lets see how large it gets... rather i will attach its branches to the wall with clips used to attach cables to wall..
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
Looking great, both the gardener and the DA.
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
what time of the day picture was taken? I second, do not prune. Spacing between leaves suggest plant trying to stretch out for sunlight which it has gotten as evident now. It should grow well and get bushy in time.
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
This pic was taken around 1 pm... i am facing exact West in picture, the direct sun remains on plants a little longer than 5 pm.. your observation is worth considering.. i will try to get its branches grow on the opposite side of wall which gets morning sun as well...
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
exactly meaning-by south is onto your left across the wall. They will never get full sun as they are shielded by wall except in summer month when the sun is high.
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
Fruits of Passiflora Incense:


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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
Wow, very nice
is it edible ?
is it edible ?
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
We ate it.. khatta, meetha with a unique fragrance... pulp around the seed was flavoured while the flesh beneath peal was like white part of oranges.. now i have lots of seeds..
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
amazing
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Re: Winter Season 2014-15
Lobelia, these are four plants, now it will be regular in my winter garden, so floriferous:

Impatiens "Tumbler Orange" and Mimulus:

Sweetpea blooms, the seeds which were sown in November are blooming, those sown in October are still small due to sunlight problem:

Chrysanthemum Summer festival, I guess they may not bloom due to low light:

Centranthus ruber from T&M, growing better than rest:

Corn poppy from last year saved seeds, these are 5 plants which covered this bed of 4'x2':

Salvia "Lighthouse Purple" and open pollinated Stock, Verbena, Dianthus:

Pepino from T&M:

Pepino fruits:


Impatiens "Tumbler Orange" and Mimulus:

Sweetpea blooms, the seeds which were sown in November are blooming, those sown in October are still small due to sunlight problem:

Chrysanthemum Summer festival, I guess they may not bloom due to low light:

Centranthus ruber from T&M, growing better than rest:

Corn poppy from last year saved seeds, these are 5 plants which covered this bed of 4'x2':

Salvia "Lighthouse Purple" and open pollinated Stock, Verbena, Dianthus:

Pepino from T&M:

Pepino fruits:
