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Grevillea "Pink Lady"
By Meanie
5 Mar, 2013
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This Australian native has bloomed non stop since November. Not just bloomed, but bloomed well!
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Very much one of my favourites Delonix!
13 Mar, 2013
Does it tolerate snow?
13 Mar, 2013
Snow, frozen roots, everything really! A few buds got frost burnt, but a very low percentage.
13 Mar, 2013
That's amazing! I didn't know it was so hardy. Of course, here it would never take that kind of cold abuse!
14 Mar, 2013
It has surprised me too. It's native to the southern areas of Australia where it can get some cold, but not like this.
14 Mar, 2013
Yes, in it's native habitat it doesn't snow. That's what surprised me so much!
14 Mar, 2013
We fear snow less than hard frosts!
14 Mar, 2013
Yes, I would guess without the snow, the ground could get colder when temperatures drop well below freezing. Although, with that being said, many warm-temperate to subtropical plants cannot tolerate snow.
15 Mar, 2013
"Although, with that being said, many warm-temperate to subtropical plants cannot tolerate snow."
That is the problem that I have!
15 Mar, 2013
I'm sure. You don't get much snow there, right?
16 Mar, 2013
Not much compared to parts of mainland Europe................
16 Mar, 2013
Yes, I would so, since you're on a big island. :>)
18 Mar, 2013
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They are ever blooming. It looks great!
9 Mar, 2013