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Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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Posted by
toronado3800 Z6 St. Louis (
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Mon, Dec 5, 11 at 0:32
| Just want to see if I understand what I am seeing.
These photos are from 11/14 so understand I am in no sense of panic. Could this four foot tall Thuja be producing cones already?
Edited with Photobucket (Editor on my phone is better!)
Thanks guys. |
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RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| All looks normal. Being grafted they can cone much earlier than a seedling would. tj |
RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| Thanks tsuga. The little fella is impressing me greatly. Was attacked by a deer who gave it a poodle like pruning job a few years ago, is growing nicely in a damp enough spot to kill other evergreens, AND it still looks very healthy. |
RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| Tommy, Thuja occ. 'Sunkist' will always be propagated by cuttings... |
RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| Yep, cones after maturity. Thuja occidentalis produces cones young anyway, regardless of whether seed or cutting grown. Resin |
RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| Pick some anyway and put in a bag and shake them. I'll bet there are seeds still to be had. Dax |
RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| Here is a picture of a Sunkist that I found growing at Hidden Lake,MI. Most of the catalogs that I read said that it only grows between six and nine feet high. I guess this one can't read. Frank 
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RE: Are these spent cones on my Thuja occidentalis Sunkist
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| That is a beautiful looking tree. I love the bright gold. Makes it so striking. |
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