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springsong Brundidge, AL(Zone 8b) May 02, 2004

I was spraying for bugs today, and noticed these two little babies have y'd boy they hit puberty early!!
Now They are going to look really funny this small with blooms on them.

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groovytee Washington, PA(Zone 6b) May 02, 2004

So the Y means they're ready to bloom?

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TLynn Matthews, MO(Zone 6b) May 02, 2004

Sorry this is not a Y, it looks like the growth tip was damaged, it will be ok but sometimes this happens, I have a whole crop of these from when the greenhouse heater went out. They are now about 4 foot and doing fine, just bushy!

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springsong Brundidge, AL(Zone 8b) May 02, 2004

I bet this is one of those that the top died back. thanks for letting me know this.I have got to move them, out from under the eave of my porch the rain just beats down on them.

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BrugAddict Harlem, GA(Zone 8a) May 02, 2004

Wow, I would have to disagree, it looks like one to me...but what do I know

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) May 03, 2004

I agree Tracey. I think you will have quite a while before you have blooms on those two babies, Amanda.

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BrugAddict Harlem, GA(Zone 8a) May 03, 2004

awwwwww that's depressing huh SS :(

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