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Posted: Aug/26/2005 11:05 AM PST
thank you, thank you, thank you everyone for all your info. Im new to gardening and I LOVE it but I dont know everything yet!! I am so lucky to have found this website and get to talk to such great people!! |
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Posted: Aug/26/2005 1:19 AM PST
Quote: Originally posted by Mudpie Vegemm's right. The bottom one is moss rose (portulaca). The top one is a coleus.My thoughts entirely
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Posted: Aug/26/2005 1:22 AM PST
Yup, Coleus & Moss Rose ... not a fan of Coleus or just not good luck with them. Moss Roses are too cool though. My in-laws have a whole bed devoted to them..... |
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Posted: Aug/26/2005 1:24 AM PST
think the same, coleus, and portulaca.....coleus are so easy to propagate....have fun and enjoy......coleus come in all colors now.......it amazes me how many varieties there are........................... |
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Posted: Aug/26/2005 1:19 AM PST
The rose moss (aka Portulaca) is a heavy reseeder. The Coleus can be propagated EASILY with a clipping Just take a slip and put it in a glass of water and in a few days you will have roots. If you want to have another one just like it next year, I suggest potting up a clipping and winter it inside. |
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Posted: Aug/26/2005 12:04 AM PST
Vegemm's right. The bottom one is moss rose (portulaca). The top one is a coleus. |
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Posted: Aug/25/2005 11:01 PM PST
the bottom one is moss rose..and the top is...hummm not sure sorry...the moss rose will re-seed it's self here in Ca.zone 9 |
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Posted: Aug/25/2005 10:01 PM PST
I bought these but have no idea what they are called. I would like to get them again next year..so names would be helpful!! Thanks!! Attachments: ![]() ![]() |
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