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Friday, September 25, 2009

Bleeding Heart Vine - UNRULY VINE (UPDATES)

 


INTRODUCTION:

This is my follow-up updates of my bleeding heart vine concerning the vines of which I had trimmed and had taken from my mum's garden. 

After awhile - all the leaves started to dry up and the vines turned ugly. I trimmed and tied it and kept it neat. It looked so horrible and I had planted those extra wormwood plant to softened the emptiness.

Later, about a month's time -  the plant started to show some sign of new growth and the vines started to sprout and give out new flower buds. I had planted 2 pots and those little vines in a milk tin container and all had shown a good growth. 

 




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4 comments:

  1. StephanieSeptember 25, 2009 at 6:07 PM

    Hi James, the plant looks like it is doing well now. And the little flowers are on the way. I wish your plant will grow healthily from now onwards.

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  2. Autumn BelleSeptember 25, 2009 at 7:15 PM

    Your plant looks set on the way to growing up. I think its a 'teenager' now! I wish you good luck and I really look forward to see pictures of this bleeding heart flowers. The flowers are gorgeous and will brighten up your fence. I hope it is in time for Deepavali.

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  3. Sue SwiftSeptember 26, 2009 at 2:29 AM

    Hi James,
    Nice to see your blog showing up on Blotanical now.
    Glad your vine is perking up - hope it flowers again.
    Sue

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  4. James DavidSeptember 28, 2009 at 11:04 AM

    Stephanie - yes, the flower buds are slowly coming out. Will follow up with those pictures as soon as they bloom.

    Autumn Belle - Thanks, really hoping for the flowers to come out but I guess it may bloom very soon, sooner than Deepavali.

    Sue - Thanks, its been an effort in getting used to Blotanical but its worth it.

    And welcome Galloping Gardener, thanks for adding in my blog.

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