I have not had much luck with nurturing moth orchids (Phalenopsis). I suspect the position has been the problem. Ironically, I have given several as presents and been told that these are all thriving.
The common problems tend to be: over-watering; too direct sunlight and using usual plant compost.
Any advice would be welcome!
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Saturday, 3 May 2014
Saturday, 15 October 2011
Harvest
Margaret and I have been remiss lately - but we are back. One of the things we have been busily involved in was (and still is) harvest - both at home and also helping with decorating the church. Harvest in the countryside is full of colour, bounty and
- hopefully - gratitude for what we have.
- hopefully - gratitude for what we have.
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
The joys of March
It's heartening to see the crocus opening up - I like these purple ones most I think.
But even more I love the old piece of stone that Noreen's husband Brian made into an interesting garden feature for us. It's only been in place since late last year and is beginning to settle and look like it's always been there, which is the effect I want. If we keep on like this, we'll end up with a mini Stonehenge.
Just had to make sure it's buried fairly deep as I can imagine the more adventurous little ones trying to crawl through the hole...great game!
Happy gardening!
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