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Repurposed bird feeder

10 years ago

I bought this old bird feeder at the swap meet a month ago for five bucks thinking it would be good for a Hoya. I dug up a suitable cache pot in the shed but kept forgetting to get a hook for it.

I hemmed and hawed about which of my Hoya would be best (I have imposed a strict no new plants policy), but after looking through google decided on minibelle. I think its a good match.

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  • 10 years ago

    Adam, after I purchased my Hoya Ilagiorum, I tried to decide on "one last plant then, that's it !" Hoya Mendorensis with its fuzzy little hairy blooms has always been in the back of my head. You have good taste and poor discipline, just like the rest of us. I hope your new place has plenty of room for all the plants and cuttings YOU AREN'T buying at the moment. lol.

    Thanks for sharing your interesting plants and garden with us all.

    Marco

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