Garden Update 2013
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Farhan Ahmed
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- Country: Pakistan
- City: Risalpur/Karachi
- Gardening Interests: Annuals,Herbaceous Perennials, Landscaping,Cottage Garden
- Location: Risalpur,KPK
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Muhammad Arif Khan
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Re: Garden Update 2013
my days are numbered.
May you have a long, long happy Gardening life.
Allah bless you.
May you have a long, long happy Gardening life.
Allah bless you.
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Farhan Ahmed
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- Location: Risalpur,KPK
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Muhammad Arif Khan
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Re: Garden Update 2013
The line was quoted from your postfarhan137 wrote:Sir confirm that you are in good health????
@ Ahmed Irfan....thankyou, regarding pinching, i have stopped it because my days are numbered and Thank you for your concern
Love
Arif
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Farhan Ahmed
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Re: Garden Update 2013
May you see many more springs............. and through you US. Sometimes some people, become "institutes", an authority on a subject. Biggest varsities can not substitute such living schools. Long Live
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Syed Adnan
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Syed Adnan
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Re: Garden Update 2013
@ Farhan : lovely sweet peas.
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Asim_Nawaz
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Re: Garden Update 2013
Dear Farhan
Beautiul flowers to welcome spring 2013. Share my home spring flowers 2013.
Asim
Lahore.
Beautiul flowers to welcome spring 2013. Share my home spring flowers 2013.
Asim
Lahore.
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Farhan Ahmed
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- Posts: 3801
- Joined: February 5th, 2012, 9:38 pm
- Country: Pakistan
- City: Risalpur/Karachi
- Gardening Interests: Annuals,Herbaceous Perennials, Landscaping,Cottage Garden
- Location: Risalpur,KPK
Re: Garden Update 2013
Thanks Adnan Bhai!
@Asim...good job, keep it coming.
My choice of annual in first year of gardening has a purpose behind. When you are new to gardening, you want to do something with your plants everyday, you want fast results. This is offered only by annuals, they keep you busy throughout from sowing to feeding, hoeing to watering and results within few months. What i foresee is that as you grow in gardening age, you want to be a laid back gardener. One tends to select plants which have permanency and comparatively lesser effort involved, thereby also enabling large number of plants. This is a completely new dimension, where one can create permanent landscapes which offer structural design, height and stability, however this does not come easy and require years of hardwork and patience.
Therefore for beginners i would recommend starting their gardening experience with annuals and than gradually shifting to more permanent plants........
@Asim...good job, keep it coming.
My choice of annual in first year of gardening has a purpose behind. When you are new to gardening, you want to do something with your plants everyday, you want fast results. This is offered only by annuals, they keep you busy throughout from sowing to feeding, hoeing to watering and results within few months. What i foresee is that as you grow in gardening age, you want to be a laid back gardener. One tends to select plants which have permanency and comparatively lesser effort involved, thereby also enabling large number of plants. This is a completely new dimension, where one can create permanent landscapes which offer structural design, height and stability, however this does not come easy and require years of hardwork and patience.
Therefore for beginners i would recommend starting their gardening experience with annuals and than gradually shifting to more permanent plants........
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exoticvicky_84
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Re: Garden Update 2013
Amazing flower. me planting at my roof.