Melianthus and Catalpa.
By Dottydaisy2
- 17 Jun, 2011
- 9 likes
Another of my favourites.....
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I do like these, there was one at the televised open garden wasnt there .... A bit too tender for here tho I fear :)
18 Jun, 2011
Gilli you are right this is the same thing our tree is just 12 ins tall it is taking forever to grow!! Catalpas are slightly tender and so is the Melianthus Dawn.....
19 Jun, 2011
It can't be the same type of Catalpa then DD. We have lots of Catalpas growing here and our winters can easily reach -25C and our summers +40C. The ones that grow here are Catalpa speciosa.
20 Jun, 2011
Oh not minus 25 it cannot be the same, can it?
21 Jun, 2011
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Very nice DD. I'm confused though....Here Catalpa are trees with long bean pod seed casings. Is this a seedling?
18 Jun, 2011