No - just the three in containers will go there, but we will still have lots of room for our spring dance, or bulbous things dance, or a tango.
Any one know about this echinacia?
they will not fill up the dance floor yet - when he says most are small he means all are small :)
post some pics of those victor - wish i had ordered a couple more now!
only 30 varieties:)
I'll have to find a wide-angle lens.
no need - it will be like 12 blades of grass
Yes - like my giant miscanthus.
i hope you get good ones! mine are looking nicer everyday in the garage - only two haven't started leafing out - makes me wonder where they over wintered
Maybe you should leave them in there.
i will until the second half of april
wha are your's going in the ground or in containers?
Just arrived. Keep in mind this porch door is 12 feet high.
Seriously, they are great - well-branched, healthy and big. One they straighten out, some are well over five feet.
5 feet maybe little by tree standards, but still isn't little IMPO. You better make some room for those Beauties!!!
Kids might be moving out.
Yup into a treehouse.
dnut i have gone over board with jm's this year - i have 17 right now ( three i have two each) and 23 on order for spring delivery - 3-4 will go into containers - the rest will go in the ground
i bought so many because they are slow growing and too expensive to buy full grown - so i decided to invest in them now to enjoy later.
Pretty smart idea Bill.
thx - it is figuring out where they will be planted that is my main problem
Ha ha - at least you have lots of room.
not so sure about the room - after raking all day and then burning - i walked around and need to figure out where to move a few things - i also will have to dig up the root ball of at least two of the big maples i cut down - not looking forward to that - and one of the maples i over wintered looks like it had a very tough time - beni mara i think
Don't burn Beni hana.
I'm Jonsing for a Beni Kawa.
That's a great one. Brightest red anywhere short of AIG faces.
have a baby kawa - more pink bark than coral bark jm
hmmmm.
I would have bought a Beni Kawa from my Rhody guy but sence I think they planted the wrong variety of Rhodys last summer I'll have to go somewhere else.
Mine is beet red.
I find that they take up to the third year to do really great since it takes that long for the plant to be mature
the flowers are then bigger and studier and will give more of them also
so be patient with them and dont over water and always put them in full sun for the best colors and performance
Maybe there is hope for the one year ols Autumb Blush or Sky ,I cant remember
I grow mine from seed and it really takes up to three years and the ones I buy usually take the second from planting to look good the stems do get bigger with the age of the plant so wait and you will be rewarded
I grow almost every kind found in seeds
this year I will get one as a plant the pink poodle is just to tempting to wait three years for seeds lol
I grew razmataz and it took to the third year for it to show its different blooms and also the double dont double the first year and the second only a few are doubled the third year most are doubled which are the taller center ones and the ones on the edges which have grown from the edge of the root so new growth will not double
love this plant it is so amazing
I plant them where my hose doesnt reach since they can take lots of dry heat and sun
with 2.5 acres lol I afford a hose to reach every where
now here is a tip for you, if you ever want to move or divide one always do it in the early spring
most one moved in the fall with not survive and if they do will take up to take up to three years to bloom again lol
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