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Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 10, 12 at 9:13
| my gut tells me joy changed the name .. or added a cultivar name ... but i am too lazy to open the dB ....
i like the swamp monster effect ...
the needles are really sharp and will hurt you ...
in a lot of shade.. wonder if it would look different in full sun ... anyone else have pix???
ken
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- Posted by bboy USDA 8 Sunset 5 WA (My Page) on
Tue, Jan 10, 12 at 12:02
| We see a few of these in plantings here, including larger examples that have been in place for some time. See-through curtain appearance usual, lean to one side on the other hand might be a result of proximity of nearby trees. |
RE: Juniperus rigida
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| This is what mine looks like after a buck rub a couple months ago. Frank 
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RE: Juniperus rigida
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| Ouch :-(( Should've caged it if there's deer around. Did you try taking cuttings of any of the bits? Resin |
RE: Juniperus rigida
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| Ken I'm always amazed when I come on the site and see yet another plant posted by you. Just how many conifers are in your collection? |
RE: Juniperus rigida
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| I won't be set up for cuttings until late March. Maybe I can pick up a few from Ken if I can find the time to make it up to Adrain. Frank |
RE: Juniperus rigida
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RE: Juniperus rigida
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| joy.. refresh my memory so that i can FINALLY change the dB ... last time.. i swear ... oblonga or something???? thx ken |
RE: Juniperus rigida
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Ken, your specimen isn't a Juniperus rigida but a Juniperus communis 'Oblonga Pendula'.
These are mixed up regulairy but the differences are visuable in needles and branches...if you'll take a closer look. |
RE: Juniperus rigida
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| i did.. well you were standing there.. and it meant nothing.. since i didnt have the other to compare to ... thks.. already made the db change ... ken |
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