Maybe a formal informal style.If it were yours, how would you style it?
Good score!!! How many cvs do you have?, if you don't mind my asking.The local garden was having their annual sale today. I found a few satsukis. There were several others, but there were multiple strikes in the same pot so I passed. I picked up Higasa, Johga, Tama no Hada, and Tsuki no Shimo.
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They are small, but will be fun to play with.
Good score!!! How many cvs do you have?, if you don't mind my asking.
Tsuki no Shimo! Nearly impossible to find unless you know a guy
Squirrels knocked it off my bench twice during the summer but it's still chugging along.How is yours doing?
cultivars............sorry about thatCVS, like the drugstore?
cultivars............sorry about that
That's odd, losing to freeze damage, but it does occur...............as you said...........go figure. I've been watching your azalea posts for awhile, that's why I asked. I've had as many as 26 satsuki cvs, I'm down to 6 at this point, Some given away or sold, some of them just don't like it this far south. Chojuho did not like the herbicide drift from 2015 and gave up the ghost pretty quick, the rest survived but the blossoms are all distorted. One even had 9 petal blooms, I'm hoping that it's not a permanent mutation. I've got an old matsunami that's been around awhile, speaking with Russell C. years ago about it, we determined that it's at the southern end of it's range. The parent plant came from Northern Mississippi as a 4 footer, mine came from that one and has formed a small globe shape about 14 inches tall. It just won't do anymore than that. Anyway, I've enjoyed your posts about them. Thanks for posting them!Oh, ok, I did not know CVS was the abbreviation. I don'the mind you asking.
Satsukis, probably only 10 - 15. Kurumes and others, maybe 25-30. In pots.
10 or so various ones in the ground. I lost two in pots to freeze damage, go figure, we only got one day this year below 32 and it zapped them
That's odd, losing to freeze damage, but it does occur...............as you said...........go figure. I've been watching your azalea posts for awhile, that's why I asked. I've had as many as 26 satsuki cvs, I'm down to 6 at this point, Some given away or sold, some of them just don't like it this far south. Chojuho did not like the herbicide drift from 2015 and gave up the ghost pretty quick, the rest survived but the blossoms are all distorted. One even had 9 petal blooms, I'm hoping that it's not a permanent mutation. I've got an old matsunami that's been around awhile, speaking with Russell C. years ago about it, we determined that it's at the southern end of it's range. The parent plant came from Northern Mississippi as a 4 footer, mine came from that one and has formed a small globe shape about 14 inches tall. It just won't do anymore than that. Anyway, I've enjoyed your posts about them. Thanks for posting them!