Cornus Kousa Chinensis
By Amy
- 11 May, 2011
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Oh wow love this, think I remember your piccy of this last year Amy and loved it then, no room for one then but after loosing a couple of really big shrubs last winter:-( I now have space:-)
11 May, 2011
Thanks girls , I've been trying to grow one from the seed but have't had any luck yet .. I love it ,it has these lovely cream bracks now and then the huge red berries in the autumn , I hope you both manage to get one !
11 May, 2011
Stunning...
11 May, 2011
Gorgeous Amy. For my new garden I've bought Cornus controversa (wedding cake tree), I think its probably similar.
11 May, 2011
I can see it Dawn behind your Rhododendron May day .. it will look fab . there :o))
11 May, 2011
Lol Amy, people will think that you have satelitte vision.
Im pleased you think it will be OK there and the nice thing is too, its in front of you as you enter the garden.
Is my variety similar to yours?
11 May, 2011
Lol..... Yours might look even more spectacular Dawn , from what I can see you will have flower heads with lots of small star shaped flowers making one large head and then black fruits in the autumn mine has single flowers then has a red berry in the autumn almost like a Raspberry .. it would be nice to have a collection of the different kinds :o) do you think you will have flowers this year ?
11 May, 2011
I must go and look to see if there are any buds, havent been over on that part since the weekend, lol, been in the greenhouse, potting on etc.
They are so nice, arent they, it would be nice to have a few, like you say.
11 May, 2011
Ours is out but it is not quite the same as yours Amy...
11 May, 2011
Isn't it Dd ,have you taken a pic.of it ?
12 May, 2011
looks lovely amy does it grow very big ?
12 May, 2011
I have seen them as quite tall trees San .. at least 12ft I don't know how old they would have been ..
12 May, 2011
thanx amy, a bit big for mine i think.
12 May, 2011
That is gorgeous, Amy, spectacular! I love these . . . but have had one for 6 years (Eddie's White Wonder), and still no bracts. :((
I believe they prefer acid soil?? But at least my Cornus controversa variegata is flowering . . .
Michaella and Simbad - apparently some varieties flower "early" while others can take years - so lots of luck with finding a good one!
18 May, 2011
I wonder if it depends on how big the shrub was when you bought it Shirley , mine flowered the next year after buying it .. at least you have your Cornus c.v flowering thats good news .. they are special :o)
18 May, 2011
Amy I will take a pic tomorrow........
18 May, 2011
Thanks Dd , I will be looking out for it ........
19 May, 2011
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11 May, 2011