Choisya Sundance turning green
By Homebird
- 11 May, 2012
- 7 likes
I took this cutting to brighten the shady border but it's turning green although it's flowering better than it's parent!!
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lovely plants!
11 May, 2012
I took a cutting a few years ago and it grew well...then the stems began to turn green so i cut them out at intervals....Its ok now...:>)
11 May, 2012
yes that's the trouble with cuttings, i've let mine revert i like it in both it's forms :-)
11 May, 2012
I might take a cutting from mine, it suffered through our Winter, and is only just beginning to recover a little..
13 May, 2012
Mine suffered this year as well..I have had to prune quite a bit back...looks really scraggy this year..although it is in flower...
13 May, 2012
I felt I should have done that with mine,Homebird,but wasn't brave enough ! I will see how it goes this year,then I might pluck up courage with the secateurs ! :o)
13 May, 2012
Me too, no point in watching it struggle...
14 May, 2012
Okey dokey...
14 May, 2012
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It looks like it is reverting,doesn't it ? very strange..that poor little side shoot is really struggling..
11 May, 2012