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Mar 23, 2022 · 才是完整的自己。. Turning Red和心灵奇旅不同。. 两部电影都是很棒的心灵电影。. 心灵奇旅，感觉更多地聚焦在自我内在的部分，以个体的形式来呈现我们内在的不同部分，以及这些部分如何变化。. 而Turning Red更多地是在关系当中，在亲子关系中，在和好朋友的 ...
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Jun 8, 2021 · The leaves are turning red and wanted to check if that was normal, they look pretty but I thought they are normally green. The crown is just below the water level and gets the sun all morning till about 2 pm.
Yesterday I was showing a friend around the garden (she helped me identify a few more plants ) and I discovered that the berries on the "brambles" I'd left were in fact turning red, and are in fact either raspberries or loganberries. I pulled at one of the stalks and it seems to have grown into the ground at its tip.
@jamesholt - I think your shrub with the red berries is probably Nandina domestica. If so, it's not native - it's from Asia, I think. If so, it's not native - it's from Asia, I think. Very pretty.
Dec 22, 2016 · Title says it all really - I bought a Nandina early this year as a 10l pot. It had berries on at the time.
May 7, 2022 · I know it's a Japanese Palmatum. It has a green bark, is slow growing, doesn't weep. It has finely-toothed, five-lobed green leaves with a slight orange shading on tips, turning bright orange/red in Autumn. It has no blossom. It was a gift about 8 years ago when it was a tiny plant and it is growing so well. Just curious as to what it's called ...
Apr 5, 2023 · Thanks @Fairygirl that's a great point about turning them, it's the one thing I haven't done, so will start doing that. The clumped ones are doing ok, not growing as fast or as big but still fine and I guess they'll catch up. I'll be clumping the rest when I plant them into pots.
Sep 3, 2020 · Some photos from the garden. I’ve taken a lot of cuttings recently and hopefully they will take and survive the winter.
Jun 3, 2020 · In addition, the leaves are shrivelling and turning yellow. I checked what the companion plants were, and the only common denominator for the two containers with the sickly osteospermums is the presence of a red dahlia 'Bishop of Llandaff'.
