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Tee Gee:
Another week another subject.

These are among my favourite flowers so I felt the need to share them with you.

Bronze Enn Bee Wedding



It has 36 pieces.

http://www.jigidi.com/solve.php?id=PCJRJRZW


Bronze Margaret



It has 30 pieces

http://www.jigidi.com/solve.php?id=TPRTQPT5

Incidently I grew these as well!

Tee Gee:
This is the mother of the Enn Bee Wedding series, all the other sdes originated from this one!

Enn Bee Wedding



This puzzle has 30 pieces

http://www.jigidi.com/solve.php?id=M3MB9B33

One of the daughters:

Honey Enn Bee Wedding



This puzzle has 30 pieces.

http://www.jigidi.com/solve.php?id=HZMXCH6O

Paulines7:
Tee Gee, I love that Honey Enn Bee Wedding C ; it has such a delicate colour.  I will have to look out for it at the garden centres.

I had a browse through all your jigsaws on jigidi, yesterday and loved the ones of the water gardens at Wisley.  They are an inspiration and having 80 pieces they are a bit more taxing.  I haven't been to Wisley for a few years but must make the effort next year. 

Now to solve chrysanthemum puzzles.  Thanks for posting, Tee Gee.

Tee Gee:

--- Quote ---I will have to look out for it at the garden centres.
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I would recommend NOT to go this route I would suggest you get in touch with your local Chrysanthemum society.

This way you are likely to find that most growers will only be too  pleased to sell you a few.

My reason for this is:  garden centre stuff is often diseased (White Rust) as I know to my disgust this year when I bought some 'charm' varieties from Aldi/Lidl, they were blathered in it.

I have even noticed that some of the main mail order companies are importing from Holland these days as opposed to propagating their own stock, so this increases the risk also.

So buying clean stock  is a bit of a minefield these days!

Societies stuff is usually selected stock and disease free.



Hopefully my stock is not contaminated particularly as I do not grow as many now.

I usually buy my new stock (if needed) at the Society stand at Harrogate Spring Show.

ps Glad you like my jigsaw stock.

Paulines7:
Thanks for the tip Tee Gee.

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