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Sounds like a rose garden. |
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I only now of plants that are all red part of the season. Roses are mostly green leaves. |
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There are quite a few plants with red leaves. Japanese maples and smoke trees are a couple I have in my yard. I've seen red ivies and other ground covers. I'm sure there are hundreds more varieties. |
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It would be nice to have several gardens of diferent colours. I wonder how much artificial selection or GM would be involved in changing a plant's natural reflective hue. Green is prevelant due to its efficiency, but in a garden setting that wouldn't be a problem as you could provide better conditions. |
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Burning Bush would be a nice addition. |
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How would you know, if you're colourblind? |
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It would still look like pictures you've seen of Mars. [+] |
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All very nice, until some f*****g Scotsman comes along and covers all the plants in batter and deep fries them. |
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