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Caesalpinia pulcherrima
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Posted by australia French riviera (My Page) on Wed, Nov 2, 05 at 7:47
Many years ago ,i saw in the suburb of Phoenix a flowering "Caesalpinia pulcherrima"(pride of the Barbados),and as far as i know ,it frost in winter!
So ,i would be grateful if someone,could send me some seeds of this shrub,because those i got are from tropical area,and won't whistand frost!
Thank you
phil |
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RE: Caesalpinia pulcherrima
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if you post this in texas gardening i am sure you will get a response. i know there are gardeners there that grow this lovely plant. "mikeandbarb" have posted pix of theirs in the gallery. barb will be able to give you good advice on growing it. i know it grows well around here and we can always count on a freeze or two. gl!
HTH,
Jo |
RE: Caesalpinia pulcherrima
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It's kind of you to give me this advice!
I am going to post a messagein this way!
Thank you sjv78736! |
RE: Caesalpinia pulcherrima
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| Phil, I have two pods that formed on my plant this past summer. They still aren't completely ripe yet. I'll try and monitor them to make sure that the pods don't crack open when they dry. I'll send you an e-mail when they seem ripe. By the way, I have both kinds. The thorns on this one are fine and almost hair-like compared to the typical form. Also the leaflets are much more of a blue/grey/green instead of the bright green of the typical form. -Ron- |
RE: Caesalpinia pulcherrima
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Ron,thank you for your proposition,and it's with a great pleasure,that i'll accept it!!
I dind't know that it existed a variety without,or almost,thorns!In fact ,it's the most frost hardy, will suits me! By the way,let me know how much,you'll have to pay for the shipment!
I have been looking at your page,and i could see a wonderful garden....if i could have one like this!it's a dream,and certainly a lot of job!!
Thanks again Ron!
phil |
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