August 2014 Colourful plants.

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Re: August 2014 Colourful plants.

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A few more to add before the end of the month.
Aeonium 'Kiwionium' (=Tricolor' = 'Kiwi')
Aeonium 'Kiwionium' (=Tricolor' = 'Kiwi')
Apologies for the flower stems...
Cr ausensis titanopsis
Cr ausensis titanopsis
This Crassula finished flowering a while ago:
Cr fragarioides
Cr fragarioides
Don't tell Colin about the pot colour for this Crassula...
Cr tecta
Cr tecta
Then some different colours from some Echeverias. First one isn't quite black, despite it's name
Black Knight
Black Knight
. Next one's altogether lighter
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Re: August 2014 Colourful plants.

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...more Echeveria variation yet; this one's a pearl, at least in colour
lauii
lauii
lilacina is similar
lilacina is similar
Tolmanensis X pulidonis has a little more blue and red
Ech toli X puli.JPG
but not as much as pulidonis
Ech pulidonis.JPG
The new leaves on Titanopsis calcarea have more colour than the older ones, same texture though
Titanopsis calcarea.JPG
Then I suppose I'd better be PC and include a token cactus...
Echinocereus pectinatus
Echinocereus pectinatus
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Re: August 2014 Colourful plants.

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After long deliberation, there were an awful lot of pictures, I decided to go for a combination of good quality picture and plant, which cut the choice a bit. So, I chose Izrddr's Aeonium from his long line of pictures loaded up at 6.46 on Saturday 23rd August, the last picture of that set. I liked the light on the leaves, the quality of the shot and the condition of the plant, I also am very fond of Aeoniums but that did not influence my choice. Well done Izrddr.
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Re: August 2014 Colourful plants.

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Well done Izrddr, but was it the 6.40 set Liz?
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Re: August 2014 Colourful plants.

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Hi Tony, yes you are right. I was not paying attention again.
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