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Fragrant Plants
mattdiclemente

x Chitalpa tashkentensis

mattdiclemente
12 years ago

x Chitalpa "Pink Dawn" is a plant which intrigues me. It is an intergeneric cross between Catalpa bignonioides and Chilopsis linearis, the dessert willow. It seems that this plant is hardy in z 6 and 7, but dies back where there is snow and ice, to renew itseld in the Spring. Has anyone had experience with this interesting plant?

Is it fragrant in the way of Catalpa?

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