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General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: dagmar on January 14, 2012, 03:26:58 PM
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I'm new here. I live in the Czech Republic. My specializations are hardy succulents of the family Crassulaceae.
Sedum, Sempervivum, Prometheum, Orostachys ............
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Hello Dagmar, welcome to the forum. There are many growers of succulent plants here. :)
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Thank you for the welcome. My English is not good, I'm sorry.
I use the compiler.
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Hello Dagmar,
Welcome to the forum.
Your english is o.k. Donn't be afraid to make mistakes. I do it all the time.
We can understand eachother even when the english is not always correct.
You have a lovely garden.
Lina.
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Lovely images, Dagmar. Welcome to this wonderful forum, you will enjoy your time here! :D
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Hi Dagmar! Your plants speak for themselves in all kind of languages. No need of a compiler to understand and admire your plants and garden ;)
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May I point you in the direction of The Sedum Society.
http://www.cactus-mall.com/sedum/
Lots of information about your favourite plants in there. And other members from the Czech Republic too.
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Dagmar is connected with some Czech sites.... including the one devoted to sedum..... 8)
http://skalnickar.krasa-netresku.cz/
http://www.krasa-netresku.cz/en/?gltr_redir=http%3A%2F%2Ftranslate.google.com%2Ftranslate%3Fhl%3Den%26sl%3Dcs%26tl%3Den%26u%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.krasa-netresku.cz
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Now here it is, nearly mid afternoon, and I'm supposed to be working today, but all that I have done is follow one plant-link after another, and the hours go by. After taking a quick peek at those two Czech sites, I'll need to come back to them tonight, armed with Bing Translator in my Firefox browser, for a couple hours of succulent treats :D
Dagmar, that's a fine clump of Sempervivum 'Cmirals Yellow', one that isn't the easiest to grow well and have clump up; just look at all those offsets, yours is a very happy plant. Many web photos show plants grown under low light conditions so they don't color up as intense yellow as they should. Here's a Flickr photo of it that also comments about the difficulty keeping this plant happy, as well as showing intense foliar color.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/donglos/3556136185/
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May I point you in the direction of The Sedum Society.
http://www.cactus-mall.com/sedum/
Lots of information about your favourite plants in there. And other members from the Czech Republic too.
Thank you. I am a member of the Sedum Society several years. Here in the forum I would like to obtain new information about a growing. I also like tu exchange new plants.
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Now here it is, nearly mid afternoon, and I'm supposed to be working today, but all that I have done is follow one plant-link after another, and the hours go by. After taking a quick peek at those two Czech sites, I'll need to come back to them tonight, armed with Bing Translator in my Firefox browser, for a couple hours of succulent treats :D
Dagmar, that's a fine clump of Sempervivum 'Cmirals Yellow', one that isn't the easiest to grow well and have clump up; just look at all those offsets, yours is a very happy plant. Many web photos show plants grown under low light conditions so they don't color up as intense yellow as they should. Here's a Flickr photo of it that also comments about the difficulty keeping this plant happy, as well as showing intense foliar color.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/donglos/3556136185/
Cmíral's Yellow is a plant for the penumbra. The plant also loves limestone. ;)
http://galerie.sedum.cz/main.php/v/Sempervivum/Sempervivum+montanum+ssp+montanum+Cmirals+Yellow/ (http://galerie.sedum.cz/main.php/v/Sempervivum/Sempervivum+montanum+ssp+montanum+Cmirals+Yellow/)
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Dear Dagmara,
What a treat to find your posting on the Scottish website as well. I find posting pix here a bit slower than Facebook, but they do show up much better.
Will keep a lookout for your postings!
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Hello Panayoti :D
I grow more than 20 years rock plants I am pleased that I can be a member of this forum and also the famous SRGC. I believe that I get new information and plants. I also like to publish my experience.