The flowers are getting smaller as the weather gets colder. (I had my phone on auto, not close-up)
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The flowers are getting smaller as the weather gets colder. (I had my phone on auto, not close-up)
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Christine R 
Gerberas are beautiful flowers, you get value for your money.
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Oh yes, for sure Sue. These have been going for years and years … and years. My daughter was taken aback the first time she saw them. “But mum, gerberas are so hard to grow,” she said. In other words, she didn’t expect me to be able to grow them. But they just love it there by the fence. They were already flowering in single pots when I planted them. I’ve had no success with seedlings. This photo is a little blurry in the middle. I captured a fresh rainbow for you a little while ago, Sue. I’ll post it tomorrow. ❤
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But they’re still pretty. Size doesn’t matter, after all ! 😀
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Your’re b-a-a-c-c-k, M-R!
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I a-a-a-a-m …
For what it’s worth.
Not triumphant but. Gave the new plantings a teeny bit of food this-morning, as every second Saturday I feed ’em all. Still keeping the fingers crossed, Christine ! 🙂
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no no no, I dont like! Don’t feed them M-R. You’ll kill the little rootlings when they strike. ❤
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Oh, OK ! No more next fortnight, I promise !!!
Sorry, she said apologetically …
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LOL, sorry, I was yelling. Dont feed them again until they start getting bigger, perhaps twice as big. Are they healthy looking? not limpish?
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They’re still standing up !
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What are the plants in question?
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Hi Carol Ann, M-R’s plants are geranium cuttings I sent her. 🙂 At first I thought you meant the gerbera. 😀
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Beautiful against the brick wall.
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Kayti, every year I put in some white petunias and they look great with the different shades of pink gerbera and red geraniums against the bricks. 🙂
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