Flowers 2024
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River's Edge
Masterpiece
Time to share, One of my Azalea in bloom. Once every three or four years I like to let it bloom fully. This year was a good one. The bottom left pad is just being developed from a thread graft. Will improve with age. The pot is a nice oval from Vicky Chamberlain, Ashland Oregon.
Deep Sea Diver
Masterpiece
Just a couple small flowers…
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River's Edge
Masterpiece
One more Satsuki, white flower with lavender tint. A bit larger leaf and flower than the other cultivar, also lighter green foliage. Both developed from landscape plants. Similar in age roughly 65 years. Original landscape plants were 4-5 feet in height with similar spread. Current height 16 -18 inches for both the red and white specimens.
Cadillactaste
Neagari Gal
Full on flush for blooms I would say...
Asian jasmine
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Asian jasmine
Cadillactaste on Instagram: "...the Asian jasmine had me pausing yesterday. It's...fragrant. 🤔... I had assumed it didn't carry a fragrance. With covid (2021-2022) ... my sense of smell apparently has been off. Now, I've videoed this tree in bloom.
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gooeytek
Mame
Saw this out East in Greenport, NY. Not sure what it is.
A star magnolia
Deano
Shohin
A few from the park today.
david in LA
Seedling
Picked up this guy late last year, so I was a bit surprised to see it bloom as much as it did since it was recently repotted.
Satsuki Azalea, unknown variety.
Satsuki Azalea, unknown variety.
Deep Sea Diver
Masterpiece
Hino Crimson used to be ubitiquous in the PacNW, Hardy, showy and inexpensive.
Not around as much as the new construction favors lowest maintenance plants,
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Not around as much as the new construction favors lowest maintenance plants,
Cheers
DSD sends
Deano
Shohin
Yep, those are definitely flower buds, and they should smell good too.
I think it's more like 3-5 years before they bloom, and to help them set flower buds someone told me awhile ago to put the pot in water just deep enough to cover the drainage holes late Summer for about a month. I tried it years ago and it seemed to work on the 2 I had at the time.
And a pic for the tax.
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RobGA
Yamadori
They are flower buds. I have them on mine, they are just so slow to open. It’s leafing out and not sure if the energy taken by the leaves will take away from the flowers. Not sure if I should cut back the leaves.
You have a nice tree, glad to see you are getting flowers. Post again when the flower buds open and elongate. Wasn’t that the ice pond, your dog jumped into? How the weather has changed.
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Deano
Shohin
My bad, I should have said Wisteria can flower from 3-5 year old cuttings and 7+ years from seed.
Both of one's I had would do the same thing, but I never cut back the leaves. Depending on the variety, flowers and some foliage at the same time is not uncommon.
It is a water hog. I often set it in the pond.
Thanks and yes on the crazy dog/ice. I gave her a bath in it yesterday after our hunting trip. She found something dead to roll in.... ugh
Ramapo Dwarf Rhodi
Thanks and yes on the crazy dog/ice. I gave her a bath in it yesterday after our hunting trip. She found something dead to roll in.... ugh
Ramapo Dwarf Rhodi
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shohin_branches
Shohin
Hellebore "Molly's White" survived being chomped on by the squirrels but is obviously struggling with my bad soil.
Prarie smoke getting ready to flower.
Bloodroot just popped up
Prarie smoke getting ready to flower.
Bloodroot just popped up
Deano
Shohin
First flower on this young Twilight Orchid Plant (Pseuderanthemum sinuatum).
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