Also I've put together a basket of Oxalis, it doesn't look much at the moment but hopefully in a few weeks it will look much better when the plants haev covered the plastic.
Sunday, 14 June 2009
Hanging Basket Project (Post Two).
Today I will show you how things are progressing with the hanging basket project that I started last month. Click here There is still away to go yet but as you will see things are coming along nicely.
Also I've put together a basket of Oxalis, it doesn't look much at the moment but hopefully in a few weeks it will look much better when the plants haev covered the plastic.
Also I've put together a basket of Oxalis, it doesn't look much at the moment but hopefully in a few weeks it will look much better when the plants haev covered the plastic.
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Yes, isn't it amazing how bedraggled they look when you first plant them. Suddenly they grow into their space and just burst out!
I've never seen cultivated oxalis before, only the tiny-leaved stuff you get as weeds, and even that has very pretty flowers so I'm looking forward to seeing that one especially.
I was just commenting to my daughter how we needed some hanging flower baskets to put on our front porch. After seeing you make your own, I know that this is what I must do. I am going to make my own too. Thanks for the inspiration Bob!:)
Have a great week!
~Salina
Gday Bob, It wont be long and the Petunia will fill that basket and look so pretty with it trailing down the sides.
Oxalis is a noxious weed over here and forever weeding it out nomatter how hard you try to get rid of it , it comes back twice os thick..
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