fredtruck Omono Messages 1,232 Reaction score 2,468 Location West Des Moines, IA USDA Zone 5 Jan 29, 2011 #1 Others have posted their flowering apricots, so here's mine, a prunus mume 'contorta.' I've had this tree for 6 years, and I feel it is just now coming into its own. Enjoy. Attachments Prunus Mume Contorta 1-29-11ul.jpg 48.6 KB · Views: 136
Others have posted their flowering apricots, so here's mine, a prunus mume 'contorta.' I've had this tree for 6 years, and I feel it is just now coming into its own. Enjoy.
milehigh_7 Mister 500,000 Messages 4,987 Reaction score 6,311 Location Somewhere South of Phoenix USDA Zone Hot Jan 29, 2011 #2 I found some of these from an online retailer and it turned out they were grafted for landscape... I asked first so I did not buy them.
I found some of these from an online retailer and it turned out they were grafted for landscape... I asked first so I did not buy them.
K kevin Seed Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Location Toronto and Eugene, Oregon USDA Zone 7-8 Jan 31, 2011 #3 I've found they air layer very easily, and cuttings will also root, so you could alway buy a grafted one and use it as a stock plant. Kevin
I've found they air layer very easily, and cuttings will also root, so you could alway buy a grafted one and use it as a stock plant. Kevin
Brian Van Fleet Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy Messages 14,532 Reaction score 49,889 Location B’ham, AL USDA Zone 8A Jan 31, 2011 #4 Nice show Fred! The photo shows off the flowers well.