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Canada Bonsai

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Two side-by-sides to hightlight the kinds of differences that make up the different Prunus mume (Ume) cultivars:

Petal number, color, shape, stamen number, length, spread, sepal color, etc.

(pink on the right is a shidare/weeping variety)

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Carol 83

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You found a lantana :) Is it a bigger plant?
I have 4 inside. Just regular nursery plants I bought this spring that I put in bonsai pots because I could. I have been cutting them back and they backbud well and just want to bloom all of the time. I did have a nice one from Zach Smith, but I lost it last winter for some reason not determined. But I do have a cutting from that tree and that is what the last picture is from.
 

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So happy to see this one blooming. I've been battling mealy bugs on my office orchids for months. I finally applied a systemic and believe I am winning the battle. hot kiss 2022.jpg
 
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Lavandula canariensis

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Mapleminx

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Even in the harshest places you can find something beautiful, and even the called "weeds" can be pretty, like this Convolvulus althaeoides:

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I have never seen pink bindweed before! Only ever in white, as a child my aunts house backed onto fields and woodland and there was white bindweed everywhere. She would always remind me that it was a weed and a pest when tasked to help clear it but I always thought it was the most pretty of weeds!
 

Lutonian

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I have never seen pink bindweed before! Only ever in white, as a child my aunts house backed onto fields and woodland and there was white bindweed everywhere. She would always remind me that it was a weed and a pest when tasked to help clear it but I always thought it was the most pretty of weeds!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Convolvulus_arvensis convolvulus arvensis should be native near you this has pink flowers and grows in crack in the pavement, lawns and flower beds in my area. The plant @Arnold showed has a really nice purple ish color
though. photo below is C arvensis (stolen from the net)

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Mapleminx

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I’m not usually one for Orchids but I bought this one for the office today.
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And an interesting colored Anthurium because I was feeling more than a little physically and emotionally drained and needed more cheap plant therapy.
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