A Few Spring flowers
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Camellia program at Longwood
Comments (0)There's an upcoming conference at Longwood. Seems like it covers just about anything you can think of concerning Camellias. I grow a few spring flowering and one fall flowering Camellia. Here is a link that might be useful: Camellia Conference at Longwood...See MoreTermite question
Comments (5)Termites can find a way to get to your wood structure from the inside of your house as well as the outside, even people with full basements have found the tunnels going up the inside walls to the wood structure. Termites do need a moist environment to live in, and that is why they build those mud tunnels, but they only eat dry wood. Even though I have had wood chips, shredded leaves, etc. as mulch near the house foundation for years I have not seen any sign of termites in that mulch, in the soil under that mulch, or any mud tunnels going up the foundation blocks. I have found termites in scrap wood the previous owners threw under a porch where things were pretty dry....See Morea few spring pics of uncommon varieties
Comments (22)one flower on R. auriculatum has opened 'early' which is interesting because another bud is not even expanding yet, so will presumably bloom during the normal time for that species of August. This is one of those strange single floral buds where the others aborted. You can see the petals are a bit deformed. Fragrance is root beer-y. Here is the new growth on R. magniflorum. It was much redder a week ago but I kept forgetting to photograph it. This and R. auriculatum are very late to leaf out but very different; the leaves on R. . auriculatum aren't as colorful but have the showiest red leaf bracts of any plant besides 'Babylon'. But that leafs out in April, these two leaf out in June. http://www.rhododendron.dk/magniflorum.html Still a very small plant, it survived down to almost 0F, with snow cover, in the 2nd cold winter....See MoreSeeking to do a few spring trades
Comments (5)Hi Susan, I am interested in trading with you...I am interested in your Oxalis purple leaves/pink flowers (triangularis) Salvia 'Hot Lips' Monarda 'Raspberry Wine' Any Hellebores And a piece of your Sedum 'Mediovariegata' I have all kinds of sedums I can either do cuttings from or I have some planted up ( I can make a list ) . I used to have 108 varieties, now I'm down quite a bit, but can probably offer 2 or three dozen different varieties for you to pick from. I also have other plants if Sedums don't interest you....See Moremantis__oh
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