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Tonny_and_Lene Heaven ; ), Denmark(Zone 7b) Apr 16, 2003


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datdog Medford, NJ(Zone 6b) Apr 16, 2003

WHOA! That sure is something to see. Which one is it? How old? Will you leave it with multiple stems?
Boy I'm just full of questions today *grin*

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Tonny_and_Lene Heaven ; ), Denmark(Zone 7b) Apr 16, 2003


Kristi, Ida of Sorø. I created it mid 1990`s from two different arborea types. She is still growing on her original stem, but it hides under the surface. Yes, I think at least that I will. I have thought about taking cuttings later from the suckers growing from the bottom of each of these stems and use the multi stem plant to make a lot of seedpods.

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MrPlantaholic Co.Wicklow, Ireland(Zone 8b) Apr 16, 2003

Hi Tonny! Ida must be a really fast grower! They are allready taller than my little Ida LOL. If you add more soil to the top, those stems will root at their bases and when they do all you will have to do is divide them!

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