just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
You're talking about mine or Kiwi's?Looks like it was mislabeled. "Apple Blossom" aka Wilson no.9 doesn't look like that.
Mine also has the hairy leaves, Kiwis appears to not.
You're talking about mine or Kiwi's?Looks like it was mislabeled. "Apple Blossom" aka Wilson no.9 doesn't look like that.
Ah, yes, mine is a hose in hose... I see what you're saying now, thanks!Your(just.wing.it) plant looks exactly like Wilson 9/Apple Blossom/Ho-o; kurume-type plant habit with hose in house flowers with more colour at the edges.
Kiwi's flowers are way bigger than yours, judging from the type of azalea. And the leaves are more elongated and folded inward pointing upward rather than spread out in kurume azalea.
Your(just.wing.it) plant looks exactly like Wilson 9/Apple Blossom/Ho-o; kurume-type plant habit with hose-in-hose flowers with more colour at the edges.
Kiwi's flowers are way bigger than yours, judging from the type of azalea. And the leaves are more elongated and folded inward pointing upward rather than spread out in kurume azalea.
Am I reading understanding this right? Did you really remove all the roots and somehow the plant grew new roots from the base and kept on growing? From the base of the trunk?I obtained this one this past spring.
Hacked it down and sawed off the roots.....all the roots, accidentally....whoops!
When I realized that I went too far up with the saw, I thought it had no chance of survival.
To my surprise and delight, it grew out a bit and survived quite a harsh summer on the bench.
If it survives winter, I think I'll leave it untouched next year to run wild and regrow some more roots.
Yeah, I cut right through the base of the trunk.....accidentally.Am I reading understanding this right? Did you really remove all the roots and somehow the plant grew new roots from the base and kept on growing? From the base of the trunk?
WOW! That is incredible! Good to know azalea grows roots so well from old trunk. This is really encouraging.Yeah, I cut right through the base of the trunk.....accidentally.
It must have had some roots growing off of what is now left of the base.
Azaleas will root layer themselves. Low branches that are close to the soil or get covered by mulch will form roots eventually.WOW! That is incredible! Good to know azalea grows roots so well from old trunk. This is really encouraging.
There are thousands!What an absolutely beautiful flower this one has. Ive looked around and none of the stock images for nurseries claiming they have this cultivar look nothing like your flower. Except the shootgardening link a few posts up but I can see anything that says they sell this plant.
Oh well, yet another one to add to the never ending list of must have species and cultivars.
Thank you for sharing this!
Beautiful flowers.A triplet opened up today!
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