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What is this please?
From my allotment, I don’t remember planting it, probably from previous owners.
u/sjnsjn2020 — 3 days ago
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Squash and zucchini flower tempura
Used up the male flowers. Do not forget to remove the stamen/stigma, it is bitter.
u/sjnsjn2020 — 18 days ago
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Perfect Boscobel bloom
The perfect cup-shaped rosette.
Great shape and great perfume.
u/sjnsjn2020 — 27 days ago
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This perfect Lady of Shallot bunch
I love it. Continuously blooming climber, always some flowers on it, which I prefer in a rose. Floriferous too.
u/sjnsjn2020 — 28 days ago
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How do you like Mocha Rosa?
Blooms in flushes, sometimes big clusters, not a lot of fragrance, unique rose.
u/sjnsjn2020 — 28 days ago
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Pope John Paul II
A fragrant, bright white beautiful rose, my favourite in the garden. Can’t get enough of it!
u/sjnsjn2020 — 29 days ago
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Plum tree type
What type of plum is this please? I think I bought as Victoria plum from supermarket. It has upright growth, smallish fruits, changing colours now, but are quite hard and sour. This is its third year. Tree has grown quite a bit around 12 feet.
Somehow I get the feeling that it is not Victoria plum, any experts here?:)
u/sjnsjn2020 — 1 month ago
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Bouquet parfait
This is a single cluster of this pretty climbing rose.
u/sjnsjn2020 — 2 months ago
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Rose Imperatrice Farah
Award winning, French hybrid tea rose, striking two-tone blooms
u/sjnsjn2020 — 2 months ago