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Really Early Flowers Anyone?

10 years ago

It is not technically Fall yet but I was wondering if anyone was having any really early bloomage yet? I have been trying to build a list of really early blooming sasanquas (in your zone) for years but have not gotten around to doing it yet so maybe your comments may help.

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Vicissitudezz
10 years ago
I didn't see anything blooming in early September, but a few days ago I saw a couple of 'Arajishi' blooms here in the SC Lowcountry.
jamesmaloy
10 years ago
Hi Luis, My first was early last week Hana jiman. Now two Marthas is flowering and Northern lights buds are bursting. I have a few others that I will look at tomorrow, Oct. 14. And will try and post an update.

James in Florida
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jamesmaloy
10 years ago
One flower on bonanza on the 19th, and Northern lights has many flowers open now I love that plant.
James in Florida
Vicissitudezz
10 years ago
Lots of sasanquas blooming now. The only japonicas I've seen so far are 'Arajishi', 'Daikagura' and 'Joshua E Youtz'. Sadly, these aren't my plants, though they are all on my wish list. Photo attached of 'JEY'...
luis_pr
Original Author
10 years ago
Very nice. Reminds me of my White by the Gate!

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