Life after Death
By Mushybanna
13 May, 2011
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Lost cordy to the winter and now new life on the way .
It does always pay to be patient
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Thats sad Moti.......
13 May, 2011
Thats brilliant Mushy I'm so pleased for you , I will have to have a closer look at mine , I've already started growing a Clematis up the stump ... Lol
13 May, 2011
Excellent.
Amy - Now I always think what Jim says and alot of the time plants do recover. Passion flower now shooting and Clematis armandii, thought both wete gonners.
13 May, 2011
Jims got a lot to answer for Dawn .. Lol I'm pleased your plants have come through , my Clematis armandii died almost at once when I planted it . I have some cuttings I'm hoping they will 'take ' .......
13 May, 2011
Yay.. another one coming back to life :))))))
13 May, 2011
There's no sign of anything coming under mine Mushy :o(
14 May, 2011
Give it a while longer you are bit further north than me, well, just LOL
14 May, 2011
Haha , I can't see you for the hills Dave :o))
14 May, 2011
No shoots on mine yet but I live in hope.
Amy, I didnt realise C. Armandii was tender, did you? Glad you got some cuttings before it went to plant heaven
17 May, 2011
Palmate:
So glad it's come back for you. It just amazing me it gets cold enough there to damage Cordyline australis. I've never seen one ever get cold damage anywhere here in CA. Wow!
21 May, 2011
Palmate
The thing is they don't normally but we got caught out with the snow very early last winter ..
.But you said they would come back and heres the proof >.:o)))
21 May, 2011
Yes, I forgot about the very early snows you experience this past winter.
I'm assuming these plant will be big in short period of time?
21 May, 2011
How wonderful to see this....Mine doesnt seem to have any life...I wouldnt mind but i wrapped it in fleece and one cold winter morning it had keeled over....:<(
13 May, 2011