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Frost damage

11 years ago

Here's a shot of my Singapore which suffered frost damage earlier this year.

All is not lost though. There's quite a few new branches forming.

Comments (3)

rox146
11 years ago
That is very informative...great shot...some are more hardy than others...yellow singapore is more hardy than the white ones...(mele pa bowman)...roxanne
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the_first_kms2
11 years ago
Looks like it will recover. I think you can write those tips off for producing inflos.
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qaguy
Original Author
11 years ago
Ype, don't think I'll be seeing any flowers off of that one
this year. I'll be cutting off the extra branches for the
most part this year.

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