I were going to start a new thread but I'll put it on here. I've lifted my pennisetum rubrum today thought I'd save the the flower/seed heads in the house but I am unsure if I need to put water in the vase or not (pint glass in my case )
They look really good @Perki, they’ve already drunk your beer 🍺! Personally, I’d leave them dry, otherwise the stems may rot but the flowers will eventually shed.
Don’t worry @LunarSea, it’s here for all to share! That's a great orange daisy!
They look really good @Perki, they’ve already drunk your beer 🍺! Personally, I’d leave them dry, otherwise the stems may rot but the flowers will eventually shed.
Thanks I were thinking of letting them dry as well .
Hi @Plantminded I have really enjoyed this thread. I am pleased to say you gave me a good idea. The photo that I posted earlier is now a piece of wall art 30x 20 inches. You gave me the incentive to go out and photograph my Miscanthus Kliene Fontane. Then I decided on Monday that I would like it framed and luck would have it half price on an on line site. Arrived this morning and I am very pleased. Will be a lovely garden memory as we hope to move next year. There are so many stunning gardening photos on this forum that would make great unique wall art and I am sure many forum members have done the same.
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If you ladies want a smaller orange daisy that flowers a bit earlier in the season I can definitely recommend Ursinia anethoides.
Sorry to hijack your thread @Plantminded
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So easy @joanna65!
I play with plants and soil and sometimes it's successful
There are so many stunning gardening photos on this forum that would make great unique wall art and I am sure many forum members have done the same.