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Serbian Spruce and it's anonymous friend
By Chrispook
14 Feb, 2012
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Bought both these plants at a local shop in a Hungarian village. The one without a name looks a bit like a variegated hebe. The leaf edges are yellow rather than creamy white.
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I wonder if the anonymous one is a Euonymus, Chrispook? It looks rather like the ones I have in my garden.
15 Feb, 2012
No the lady at the garden centre said it was not Euonymus, that was my first thought. She said a name in Hungarian that was something to do with goats, that was all we could understand. After Internet research I think it is a Hebe "Golden Katrina". That's my current thought Gee19.
15 Feb, 2012
I thought the same as Gee but obviously not !
18 Feb, 2012
how do they survive when ice surrounds ?
18 Feb, 2012
All the plants in my garden have to be hardy enough for a cold continental winter Junna. Less hardy ones we have to grow as annuals unless I can overwinter them indoors.
19 Feb, 2012
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What else?
See who else is growing Picea omorika (Serbian spruce).
See who else has plants in genus Picea.
This photo is of "Picea Omorika Karel (Serbian spruce)" in Chrispook's garden
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Lovely :)))
14 Feb, 2012