Western Soapberry (Sapindus saponaria var. drummondii)

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ineedacupoftea Denver, CO Sep 07, 2006

Western Soapberry
Sapindus saponaria var. drummondii

New Seedlings.

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pepper23 KC Metro area, MO(Zone 6a) Sep 07, 2006

Looking nice and healthy.

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ineedacupoftea Denver, CO Sep 08, 2006

Thanks. They are the perfect answer to an experiment- one batch was scarified, one not. This is a whole batch, and I haven't found my notes as to which this is yet! Summer sometime last year... The same day I went out to collect basalt boulders...

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pepper23 KC Metro area, MO(Zone 6a) Sep 08, 2006

lol. Put something in a safe place thinking I'll be able to find it next time only to never see it again. But if I just put it somewhere randomly then I'll find it again.

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ineedacupoftea Denver, CO Sep 08, 2006

Like a squirrel planting acorns... I know just where it is, the exact notebook. But I don't like to wade through my horrid handwriting and interminable garden blunders of last year.

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pepper23 KC Metro area, MO(Zone 6a) Sep 08, 2006

My handwriting is worse!! LOL. Starts out neat but after a few lines it's so bad tha after I go back to read it again, even I can't read it!! Dig out your notebook. You'll feel better after you do. lol

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htop San Antonio, TX(Zone 8b) May 27, 2007

JamesCo, your plants look great. Good for you for successfully propagating them. I love these trees. They are blooming now and are sooo pretty. I too love to see the amber fruit with the sun shining through them.

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ineedacupoftea Denver, CO May 28, 2007

Thanks, It was a tough winter, this last one; two of the three seedlings overwintered, one did decently, and the other barely.

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