It’s been a brilliant year for the Auricula. Out of approx 150 plants, not all different , I think 80% have flowered.
Top of the ladder.
Arundle Stripe
One of three Auricula ladders. The fun starts when I replace all of these with Pelargonium for the summer.
I love this display Sue, all beautiful!
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Thank you …it’s worth all the vine weevil and repotting when you get rewarded like this….
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They are all so beautiful! I will start growing some next year.
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you have to remember ….you go to buy one and you end up with yet another addiction …
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Auriculas are like a paint box of colours, aren’t they? I have about 30 plants – mostly un-named borders (I give them names so I know which are which when they’re not in flower).
Looking forward to seeing the Pellies!
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Thank you Celia..I also name some of mine as quite a lot are my seedlings, my granddaughters like naming them too but we end up with silly names which is quite cute really…
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I adore auriculas, what a fabulous collection you have. I am going to look out for an old step ladder, they make a wonderful Auricula ‘theatre.’
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They do, and the ladder in the picture is a victorian one that was being thrown out at my son in laws place of work. He knows me well. Sadly this ladder is now beginning to rot badly but I am always on the look out for replacements.
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Love your ladder. 🙂
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Thank you …please read my reply to Chloris above….
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lovely plants and a wonderful display 🙂
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Thank you. I am running out of space though….!!
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Lovely idea for vertical gardening!
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Thank you ….
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I lone Auriculas and your display is stunning
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Thank you ….
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I’m a little late but just wanted to say that’s quite a fantastic display! Beautiful colors and they look very happy and well grown.
I have a few seedlings coming along but have absolutely no faith in them making it through the heat and humidity of our summer…
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