norman.ho

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Hay, bchew, I nearly missed that comment.

向你学习呀！

???, you got to be kidding every one.

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No, not really.  None of them are tropical plants.  They belong to the temperate zone.   ... I don't want to give away too much though.

k23bb

好難揾到啊眞係要向大家學習呀！
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norman.ho

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1 i# \6 Z$ \! n9 B; \- C( i4 o公仔箱論壇Well, this one is Agavea Marginata, grows real easily. Just need a sunny spot, can become huge one though, used a lot for rockery landscaping here.5.39.217.766 Q4 [7 W4 I& S/ m7 ?8 o9 Y" [: L
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This is commonly called Hyacinth here, sold in florist as cut flower, has a nice fragrant.公仔箱論壇! h( m0 y7 v& F

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+ n7 {- {# M5 U4 D8 H$ }: v3 T! ^This one is a ground cover, its flowering madly now at the front garden.  The flowers are only tiny, when looked at closely, you will notice its beauty.  One problem, I don't know its name.3 S9 v+ z' e3 H- ?
What about we give it a fancy one like "Superbia Galaxia"?  Until someone tell me the proper name.. h. P4 O) i: i

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Same for this one, I forgot to note down the name when I took the photo, any good suggestions?公仔箱論壇* c& _  x6 D- V# G

norman.ho

Hello chowold2,
8 g0 w9 B* G  Z! ~8 |5.39.217.76So you will always be right 101% , I've got the official answer from the botanical garden manager for this photo:
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Its the female version of a Begonia.

orchids

The Protea and the Kniphofia are very common in New Zealand.