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smoke bush rules the world




Press release!

Deborah from Kilbourne Grove and I have just published a post together, featuring our communications about our common love of smoke bush.

Collaborating on a post has been fun, and especially wonderful because we live on opposite sides of the world.

Deborah's blog, Green Theatre, is always a great read, so I hope people who haven't caught the post, Holy Smoke , will check it out.



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  1. Deborah at Kilbourne Grove21 November 2009 at 22:53

    Catmint, it was so much fun writing this post with you, we do make a great team! And thank you again for the pictures, they are gorgeous!

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  2. Hermes21 November 2009 at 23:13

    And so it should, one of the most useful of plants in the garden.

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  3. Joanne22 November 2009 at 00:22

    Hi just saw you had collaborated on deborah at kilbourne Grove but forgot to comment to busy adding her to my blog list.
    nice to see the collaboration.
    Aren't garden bloggers a lovely group of people?

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  4. CanadianGardenJoy22 November 2009 at 00:30

    Catmint I did the same thing .. was here a while back and lost my way ? LOL .. this was a great read about the smoke bush and for some reason I never thought of it being here .. now isn't that a hoot ?
    I wonder how many more similar plants we share with you !
    Joy : )

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  5. Wendy22 November 2009 at 08:25

    I read it. It's so cool that you decided to do this together. I love that purple foliage.

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  6. Stephanie22 November 2009 at 18:14

    I like this smoke bush. Their smoke bronze colour leaves are so captivating. For me it is an unusual colour. The closest I have is my bronze colour kalanchoe :-D

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  7. Anonymous23 November 2009 at 06:37

    I did catch it, Catmint. Two peas in a pod, you and Deborah. Actually make that three. I love this plant!

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  8. Unknown26 November 2009 at 09:52

    I saw a beautiful specimen yesterday at the Botanical Gardens and now would love to plant one in my garden. Can anyone please tell me where around Kensington - or Waverley Hill - i might be able to buy one?

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  9. Sue Catmint27 November 2009 at 19:05

    Hi guys, thanks for the comments, it was fun collaborating and fun sharing the appreciation of this incredibly popular bush.
    Yes Joanne, I agree, we garden bloggers are a lovely group of people.
    Joy, We have a lot of similar plants I think. A while back I posted about mimulus as a guest in Pomona's blog tulips in the woods. Mimulus is a wildflower from California and were people most intrigued it was in my Australian garden.
    Grace, honoured to share the pod with you.
    sue, where are you located?
    cheers, catmint

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