Showing posts with label portulacaria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label portulacaria. Show all posts

Monday, November 1, 2021

Portulacaria defoliated Oct 29

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before and after photos







new variety portulacaria

leaves smaller and more compacat??


 

Saturday, September 19, 2020

portulacaria facts

 https://www.gardeninginsouthafrica.co.za/groundcovers/spekboom-porkbush-elephant-s-food-intelezi-isidondwane-igqwanitsha-ts


finally found photo of bloom- when searching under spekboom

https://www.shamwari.com/5-amazing-facts-about-spekboom/

 
flowers grow on tips



flowers grow on tips




https://inlandvalleygardenplanner.org/plants/portulacaria-afra/

Thursday, November 7, 2019

Soup silent auction small Portulacaria bonsia

donated to GAA Fall Fundraiser

Wednesday, November 6, 2019

To Heritage Green DOC retirement nov 7/19

given to DOC of HGNH at retirement

Sunday, September 1, 2019

6” ceramic portulacaria bonsai

6 inch portulacaria bonsai in ceramic pots with saucers
for sale $30 each

Sunday, September 30, 2018

Starter bonsai

 
 
  
  

Monday, July 2, 2012

Portulacaria Break- Hard pruning


broken off top cut off and put into a pot to root- (which it did- very easily)

Portulacaria Break- Cut off limb potted

Portulacaria Break-The break on the big Bonsai

Portulacaria bonsai suffers break when umbrella falls on plant

Portulacaria Break-- a before reconstructed

What it sort of looked like prior

Monday, May 23, 2011

Portulacaria bonsai May 23/11

Trimmed and sheared
www.hamiltonturfking.ca
Turf King Hamilton Halton Haldimand
905.318.6677

Friday, October 1, 2010

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Repotted portulacaria bonsai

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Sent on the TELUS Mobility network with BlackBerry

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Sunday, March 2, 2008

Mar 2/08 -10C lots of snow

Mar 2/08 -10C lots of snow
Seeded Asparagus Millenium Hybrid in mushroom box, 33 seeds
Seeded Onion copra, Onion Super star, onion redwing, onion candy,
Seeded Leek Autumn Giant 1/ pkg
mushroom box, under plastic greenhouse tray cover.

Fertilized with 10-52-10 1 portulacaria, rosemary, aloe, figs, pepper, cactus-star fruit, philodendron, dieffenbachia, hoya, schefflera
Penguin arrowhead seems to have dried out.

Sunday, May 21, 2006

May 18-21/06

May 18 put tomatoes, peppers, eggplants outside under verandah
Put aloe, portulacaria, citrus outside
Friday may 19, put papers and clipping in last garden box
May 22/06 pick a bit of leaf lettuce for salad
May 21/06, cool, windy
Put figs outside under verandah
Filled last garden box with soil,
Dug out chives from back of house near chimney landing put some in squash holes, rest by front near juniper on roadside, planted Indian corn here
Filled squash holes with triple mix
Raked lawn as chris cut on wed for the first time
Put clippings under forsythia by shed
Pruned forsythia hard
Chipped some of the clippings
Planted inidan corn in shed bed, also in hydro bed in mulch and also by caragana bed by new birch tree.
Planted a few of the multiplier onions in garden box 1

Rototilled garden
Planted one row of swiss chard, row 4 planted cilantro as markers
half row of lettuce, row 2
¾ row of climbing beans row 5
Planted spinach, carrots and gold beets in garden box 1. filled in beets and carrots in missing rows.
Seeded Marketmore cucumber 3pp 2 -809
Seeded zucchini mixed 1-809 1pp
Seeded cantaloupe 1-1204, 3pp
Seeded butternut 2-1204 3pp
Seeded Uchiki Kuri squash- orange 10 seeds in pkg in 1-1204, 2pp and 3pp
Trimmed coleus in boxes back, put cuttings into soil in a plastic bag