Jeffersonia dubia, a spring charmer if there ever was one!
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Comments (13)Jay, I'm hoping to see some seedlings show themselves come spring. I had intended to collect the ripened seed capsules, though these had exploded open before having the chance, this year I'll be more watchful. Jeffersonia dubia alba, photo from Portraits of alpine plants Another photo, this from Alpines .dk The variegated / mottled Jeffersonia dubia Sunago Fu, photo from Soules Garden website....See MoreShow your Spring jades! 2019 :)
Comments (79)Rob, I knew you would do such a great job. Very very nice there and the colors are nice. Look at the yellow on the edges of your Maruba. Nancy, even now I am still getting burn on a few even though they have been out for weeks. It's the lack of sunny days then hit hard by a hit sunny day doing it....Yours look amazing. I will post a couple I just took too..So good to see your pics again.. Amy, I LOVE that crystal. I am also a collector of rocks and place them in between my plants. Very nice....See MoreIs it safe to divide now?
Comments (4)generally speaking... it is the time of year.. where plants grow new roots.. to store energy.. for next year ... so its a good time to do some dividing ... the downside is that doing it this time of year... might result in really ugly stock.. for the rest of the season ... but your goal is more plants... rather than pretty plants ... but part of that is how far you are going to divide .... just cutting the plant in half is one thing.. separating them down to 20 pieces is another ... short of a hundred degrees.. heat is probably the least important variable ... proper watering would be my prime concern ... these general ideas are not plant specific ... dont always be looking for such ... research is good.. but dont fixate on such .... just do what you gotta do.. when you gotta do it ... ken...See MoreSpring isn't canceled...
Comments (54)Hurrah for spring! Three days for snow and freezing temps here tell you that there aren't many blooms in my area. Saw some daffodils and early tulips in the common areas. I picked up a pansy bowl to add color to our deck which I brought inside. Even though they are very cold tolerant three days of below freezing temps seem too much. The pots of tulips and daffodils and crocus that I buried in my garden square are putting up leaves. When they bud I will pull the pots and bring them to my deck. Rouge, I think the blue/purple flower in gumneck's post is anemone. Though the plants in my garden were tiny and delicate the blooms lasted a long time and seed about so often had one pop up in an unexpected spot....See More- 23 days ago
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