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    Bamboo statistics

    Thanks for that info. I have seen Canada Bamboo World http://www.bambooworld.com/ online, but have not ordered from there - yet. I hadn't heard...
    Post by: kevind76, Jan 28, 2012 in forum: Outdoor Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
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    Moroccan Plants needing identification

    At first glance, I thought #32 was a Dactylorhiza. Thanks for posting these pics - I never knew about the orchid genus Barlia before! I love...
    Post by: kevind76, Jan 25, 2012 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Bamboo statistics

    Which kinds do you have? I too, and trying Bamboo, in Winnipeg, and have overwintered a Fargesia rufa 'Green Panda' with lots of cover. We had a...
    Post by: kevind76, Jan 24, 2012 in forum: Outdoor Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
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    Wildflowers: Species to be identified

    U. tridentata is native to Uruguay. I don't know about the rest.
    Post by: kevind76, Jan 2, 2012 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Looking for North America Native Lily Seed

    Prairie Originals has plants of Lilium philadelphicum http://www.prairieoriginals.com/prairiewildflowers2.php#RED_LILY I don't see seed listed,...
    Post by: kevind76, Dec 13, 2011 in forum: HortForum
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    Brazilian Bromeliad nr.2 for ID please

    Neoregelia??
    Post by: kevind76, Dec 13, 2011 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Couroupita guianensis - Cannonball Tree

    Very cool. Thanks for posting. I saw one of those at the Fairchild Tropical Botanical Gardens near Miami, Florida.
    Post by: kevind76, Dec 7, 2011 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Blackthorn

    Good to know. I just wanted to let Barbara know that it's not just a simple matter of going to the post office. Whether or not a species is...
    Post by: kevind76, Dec 4, 2011 in forum: Outdoor Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
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    Blackthorn

    Don't check the post office - go right to CFIA to find out the rules. You will probably need a Phyto import certificate. If this species is on...
    Post by: kevind76, Dec 3, 2011 in forum: Outdoor Gardening in the Pacific Northwest
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    Eastern Andes of Colombia 1700 meters what flowering plant is this?

    It looks like they are growing terrestrially - are they, or are they growing on something else?
    Post by: kevind76, Nov 22, 2011 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    What is thisplant?

    I have a Nerine bowdenii that is flowering with leaves. The leaves came first. The ones I've seen growing in Vancouver have leaves when flowering.
    Post by: kevind76, Oct 16, 2011 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    Overwintering geraniums

    All of ours are in pots, and we just bring them in for the winter under lights, and they grow and bloom all winter. If you have good bright...
    Post by: kevind76, Oct 9, 2011 in forum: HortForum
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    Crying in Winnipeg

    Poplars are a very fast growing shade tree, but they are prone to rot, and which makes them unpredictable in storms. You could try another Elm....
    Post by: kevind76, Oct 2, 2011 in forum: HortForum
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    break down this bouquet for me?

    The orchids are Cymbidium, which, like Dendrobium, there are thousands. You'll have to use this or similar picture in order to order the colour...
    Post by: kevind76, Oct 2, 2011 in forum: Plants: Identification
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    In The Garden: Plant ID Please

    They are lilies, but not Asiatic. Looks like Orienpet or something similar. I don't know which, but much too big to be Asiatic. Just Google...
    Post by: kevind76, Sep 11, 2011 in forum: Plants: Identification