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| Hopefully I can get these to post.
Well, only got one to post. I would rather have added the pictures to the message. This is a seedling literally grown from seed planted next to its mother last spring. Other seedlings died but this one has been strong from the start. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://s698.photobucket.com/albums/vv344/gardenscents/
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| That's wonderful, gardenscents. Blooms on such a tiny thing. You say it was strong from the start-- that's terrific. Vigorous and an early bloomer. You really have a winner there! :) |
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- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (mikerno_1@yahoo.com) on Sat, Aug 6, 11 at 14:52
| No way!!!! I am truly impressed! I never knew such a baby could flower like that. Bravo and enjoy! Mike |
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| Congratulations on the new blooming seedling. It's such a joy to grow from seeds and see the the fruit of success. Great job!! Kasie |
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- Posted by gardenscents 8 (My Page) on Sun, Aug 7, 11 at 10:00
| I discovered, tho, with these seeds they need to be very fresh to survive. I ordered some from ebay and every seedling died, if they came up at all. Love this plant - now I can stop continuously trying to propagate it! Probably won't happen. I can't even throw away plumeria cuttings or night blooming jasmine clippings! RuthAnne in SC |
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| Wow! that is amazing! My plant which I qcquired as a trade several years ago, has refused to bloom :( It has grown about 3 ft tall, thick trunk like a well grown shrub, and is happy in full sun. But, NO blooms. One year it put out a small bunch (puny compared to what you might expect from a shrub this size) even bore a few seeds, but none germinated. I too stuck them in the same pot as the mohter plant. Do I have a shrub type which does not bloom? |
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| I can't believe it bloomed at such a small size! Mine take a couple seasons to bloom from seed and are pretty big by that time. |
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