Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Size of pink beauty's flower, 0 by Clare_CA

Clare_CA wrote:
LOL! That is a lot of My Goodness! Yeah, Dave's servers are up to some good tricks today;-D

Don, you are right I did send you that Pandorea vine. When you said "Rubber Vine," I was thinking of a different vine. Don't be afraid to prune that either. That blooms on new growth. My epi's took three years to bloom well. The first year they rooted; the second year they grew and bloomed a little; the third year they bloomed really well. I use a Bloombooster formula starting in the spring and then fertilize regularly until fall. Do you recognize this one below? It is "Padre."

Hi Calif Sue, I am really sorry, but I don't do trades or mailings of plants or seeds any longer. It just takes too much time, effort, and stress to do the whole sending-plants-in-the-mail thing. I just don't have the time or patience for it any longer. I hope you understand.