From the garden...
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@Beckinboots , wow, stunning beautiful! you are talented ! looks like a miniature forest. love your table too!
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Absolutely beautiful.
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@Beckinboots , How's the terrarium? It looks adorable like miniature forest. you did a great job! bet it was fun making it.
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Hiya. Its doing really well, thanks. I lost one of the plants but it was a bit ropey when I put it in. I'm going to find something to replace it with.
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Spring is in full bloom up here in NY
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@Catzzzmeow gorgeous! always love your photos! are those with the new camera?
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It’s a few months old now...gave my old camera to my sister.
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@pussiette , beautiful... is that the type like we have in the US a century plant blooms once in a lifetime ?
The century plant, Agave americana, is monocarpic, meaning it will bloom once in its lifetime. That bloom may not appear for 10, 20 or more years, depending on the climate. Many species in the genus Agave flower just once, although there are a few that are repeat bloomers.
The century plant, Agave americana, is monocarpic, meaning it will bloom once in its lifetime. That bloom may not appear for 10, 20 or more years, depending on the climate. Many species in the genus Agave flower just once, although there are a few that are repeat bloomers.
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Thank you for the information wow that’s amazing! Yes I believe it’s in agave.
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Stunning!