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celllife
valued contributor
China
Re: Gordonf24 Nov '06 3:48 pm
Dear Gordonf :
all these flora border which have been built by myself and my gardeners team in Chengdu,a beautiful city of southwest China .most flower seeds come from US & UK.
also there are plentiful native flower resources.
I have saw your private garden's picture,just beautiful .
my english is not fluent because I have not more chance to have changes with you all.But if I try to speak ,all of the bad matters will become better things 
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celllife
valued contributor
China
a kind of Chinese traditional Horticultural art,not my work24 Nov '06 4:43 pm
a kind of Chinese traditional Horticultural art,not my works!
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celllife
valued contributor
China
a kind of Chinese traditional Horticultural art,not my work24 Nov '06 4:46 pm
a kind of Chinese traditional Horticultural art,not my works!
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gordonf
Happy Collector
Vancouver Island, Canada
Penjing Tree24 Nov '06 6:18 pm
Hi!
That is a beautiful penjing tree in the picture!! I have several of them which I have been growing for up to 9 years. they range from 3 or 4 cm high to just over 1 metre high. Can you tell me anything more about the tree in your picture?
-gordonf
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jacqueline
Thankful Gardener
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
24 Nov '06 6:43 pm
Hello and welcome, Celllife! I've been following this wonderful thread of yours and noticed that you've posted some lovely pictures of flower borders, etc. Keep them rolling in, my friend! My favourites are picture no. 1162311370 with their dreamy flowers (are they some kind of weed flowers?) trying to reach the sky and your last 2 posts of beautifully created bonsai trees! 
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Liza
gardening consultant
Waterloo, Belgium
Talking about a private garden!24 Nov '06 8:35 pm
Dear Cellife,
Goose completely "covered " me by her reply to you!! But I have to add, that it would be really interesting to name some of the plants you use for creating your new borders : I mean their botanical/scientific names. It would be very useful to us all and could create very interesting discussions in this Forum.
The tree photos you posted are gorgeous!! These tiny captivating Bonsais have always worked a special mystical imagination in me!! To what botanical tree family do they belong?
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celllife
valued contributor
China
Re: Penjing Tree26 Nov '06 6:58 pm
| gordonf wrote: | Hi!
That is a beautiful penjing tree in the picture!! I have several of them which I have been growing for up to 9 years. they range from 3 or 4 cm high to just over 1 metre high. Can you tell me anything more about the tree in your picture?
-gordonf |
the photos were took from Du Fu's house,Chengdu city,China,not everyone can make it in at least 1 to 2 years.some plants are good penjing trees ,such as ginkgo,clubs ,elm ,pine ,etc.
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celllife
valued contributor
China
26 Nov '06 7:07 pm
| jacqueline wrote: | | Hello and welcome, Celllife! I've been following this wonderful thread of yours and noticed that you've posted some lovely pictures of flower borders, etc. Keep them rolling in, my friend! My favourites are picture no. 1162311370 with their dreamy flowers (are they some kind of weed flowers?) trying to reach the sky and your last 2 posts of beautifully created bonsai trees! |
this plant'name is Cortaderia selloana
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celllife
valued contributor
China
Re: Talking about a private garden!26 Nov '06 7:29 pm
| Liza wrote: | Dear Cellife,
Goose completely "covered " me by her reply to you!! But I have to add, that it would be really interesting to name some of the plants you use for creating your new borders : I mean their botanical/scientific names. It would be very useful to us all and could create very interesting discussions in this Forum.
The tree photos you posted are gorgeous!! These tiny captivating Bonsais have always worked a special mystical imagination in me!! To what botanical tree family do they belong? |
i am collect these flowers'botanical name,and i will update some later. 
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