Dandelion?
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Re: Dandelion?
Nothing like a Dandelion or else they would be popping up all over my garden. Not seen any.
Obsessive Crassulaceae lover, especially Aeoniums but also grow, Aloes, Agaves, Haworthias and a select number of Cacti.
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Re: Dandelion?
Maybe if Danedelions were annual or not hardy, they'd be highly desirable?
Cheshire, UK
Re: Dandelion?
Ian, have you planted it out this spring or has it germinated and survived in the garden from self-sown seed? Do the other readers of the Forum realise that it is one of the annual mesembryanthemums?
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Re: Dandelion?
I raised it (them, I have more than one) in a pot and then planted out. Seems to like the heatwave.Terry S. wrote:Ian, have you planted it out this spring or has it germinated and survived in the garden from self-sown seed? Do the other readers of the Forum realise that it is one of the annual mesembryanthemums?
Cheshire, UK