Coleus Containers

New Hyde Park, NY

This is the first time that I put several in a container and they are looking good so far. I would like to see what others have done in containers, so please post pictures. Thanks!

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New Hyde Park, NY

Here's another . . .

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New Hyde Park, NY

Last one . . .

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Floyd, VA(Zone 6b)

I did not do many containers this year, but here's one that is looking good.

Martha

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New Hyde Park, NY

Martha, that's a beauty!

Floyd, VA(Zone 6b)

Thanks! Your are beautiful also, and thanks for sharing them.

Bolivar, OH

Golda (?) Heart of Darkness and Trailing Chocolate

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Bolivar, OH

"Darth Vader' with trailing verbena and sweet potato vine

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Bolivar, OH

I used "Victorian Carnival' and 'Trailing Rose queen' in this one

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(Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a)

Stunning arrangements, containers and photos, Zoar! Beautiful.

Bolivar, OH

Thanks!

Ocoee (W. Orlando), FL(Zone 9b)

The Trailing Rose Queen is stunning! Where did you find one?

Bolivar, OH

I received cuttings from another DG member.

Mount Laurel, NJ

I'm trying to grow a 'coleus ball', but I think I need to pinch it back more frequently. It's getting kind of leggy now.

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Glen Riddle Lima, PA

I think your combo looks great!

Ray Rogers at Atlock Farms grows the most gorgeous coleus balls- hanging and in containers. Alot of strategic pinching involved.

I made an accidental one with "Indian Summer"- it's so self-branching it needed only minimal pinching all summer. I keep trying with "Hot embers" but that's always a losing battle... which is why I probably keep trying to fight it LOL.

Joy

Silver Spring, MD(Zone 6b)

What company has a catalog on the different coleus and caladiums? I've never grown neither but they sure are becoming very popular.

(Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a)

Caladiums: watch for the January DG Classified ad by Bill. He's the best!
http://www.caladiumbulbs4less.com/servlet/StoreFront
They are online and open for the 2011 season!

Coleus: Rosy Dawn - watch for their ad also, right here on DG.
http://www.rosydawngardens.com/SearchResult.aspx?CategoryID=2
They are also open now for the 2011 season.


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Jupiter, FL

Yes , can't wait for the co-op !
I took 21 cutting a few weeks ago from the plants that were starting to fail. Last night was cold for us here in zone 10a so I just took 24 more cuttings. I just got off the RD site and I have 9 on my 2011 wish list. These are great plants !

Ocoee (W. Orlando), FL(Zone 9b)

You simply canNOT go wrong with Bill! He's the best! Better quality than all the rest too!

(Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a)

Check out his site - he has some new ones, including a purple.

Bill really is the best - NO contest.

The Miss Muffet caladiums I bought from him earned me second place in the recent DG photo contest!

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(Arlene) Southold, NY(Zone 7a)

A really nice match for coleus in the garden are caladiums and they, like coleus, have sun tolerant varieties as well as those for shade.

Bill, of Caldiumbulbs4less, just posted his DG Classified Ad today - well worth a look (or two or three).

http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/1146376/

Perilla Magilla is to the right of Bill's Miss Muffet caladiums in this shot:

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Pittsford, NY(Zone 6a)

Hi.I just rejoined this forum.
Is there any talk of a RD co-op this year?

OOOPS guess you can tell I didnt catch up on the reading here.

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