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Enjoying the Fruits of Your LabourRead the article this discussion is about
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» Laurel - Hi Michael, I wanted to share with you the "fruits of my labo Hi Michael,I wanted to share with you the "fruits of my labor", thanks to your advice a few months ago. I asked you about pruning my hydrangea paniculata, and you advised me that I should prune all the way down to the ground. Well, now the two plants' branches are longer and more uniform than they have ever been! And I expect that when they bloom, it will be spectacular! Laurel Morris
-- posted by Laurel » Gay_Klok - Michael, as always, I have enjoyed your article. It is great to Michael, as always, I have enjoyed your article. It is great to sit here in Winter time and imagine how my own garden will look in no time. Our camellias are coming out already.Do you know of any plant in the rock garden that gives you better value than the Rhodophoxis? They give you no trouble, always remain in their own space, quietly vanish and flower their little hearts out. And they look rare and hard to grow too <img src="http://www.suite101.com/userfiles/2779/Walopwea.jpg"align=left>Come for a stroll in my gardens -- posted by Gay_Klok » Gay_Klok - That's the first time since having photos that I haven't preview That's the first time since having photos that I haven't previewed!! <img src="http://www.suite101.com/userfiles/2779/Su101pea.jpg"align=left>Come for a stroll in my gardens -- posted by Gay_Klok » Gay_Klok - This was the one I was going to change to. By the way, your pho This was the one I was going to change to. By the way, your photos are great. What camera do you use? <img src="http://www.suite101.com/userfiles/2779/Grand.jpg"align=left>Come for a stroll in my gardens -- posted by Gay_Klok » Michael - Gay, Thanks for the comments about my photographs. Would you be Gay, Thanks for the comments about my photographs. Would you believe I am using an Cannon A1 That I bought in 1980 and it still going strong with no problems. I use a 28-80mm macro lens for close-ups, 50mm for normal shots and an 80-200mm for long distance shots.Michael. -- posted by Michael
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