Rachel's Journal

And another stunning plant :) Regarding the scent.. I hope it is not as pleasing as the bulbophyllum phalaenopsis's one ;)

P.S.

On the greenhouse - is it your own construction or you just bought one from b&q ? I saw them and in spite of fact they are quite cost effective vs. effort to raise them - the steel used is rather of poor quality - read reconstruction of frame in 5 years...

Impressive - Rachel what is the clover leaf type plant on the left.

Well done Rachel, glad it flowered ok, your welcome to the smell of this one.

Geraldine, they look like Oxalis, a great little plant.

Nice to look at from here!

As my grandson says 'AWESLIM!' Vaguely threatening even without the name!

Tomasz, I have heard that Bulbophyllum have a noxious odour but have not yet had the pleasure. The greenhouse was a cheap one from Lenehan's. The make is 'Eden'. I do hope you are wrong about the frame.

Geraldine, that is Trifolium repens 'Purpurascens Quadryphyllum'. Doesn't it look well wit the voodoo lily - quite by accident.

So kind, Fran and Myrtle!

I agree with your grandson, Scrubber.

Nah, Those from lenehans with alluminium base are much better than ones frm b&q with the steel of the poorest quality ever :) Dun worry Rachel ;)

 When only we have 'spare cash' we install one. The major contraint hither is the fact that we are yet renting and saving for so called 'facility fee' and purhcase our own property on some decent site. I deem whether there are any restrictions on the maximum area for the non-irish citizens though, while for us and the plants -  the more the better :D

With my best wishes

   Tomasz

Ha,ha,,stinky boy:))Very handsome 'boy'!

Thanks, Tomasz. I hope it works out for you.

He is indeed, Liga.