Chopped Choisya.
By Kate123
10 Oct, 2021
6 likes
After a years deliberation, I chopped one of the Choisya plants yesterday afternoon. Understanding it’s not the best time to prune! I know I harp on about my small garden, but, I’m always looking for planting opportunities…I took one of my potted skimmias and transplanted it under the Choisya.
Fingers crossed…
I’ll keep the Choisya a nice round, spherical shape of sorts.
Comments on this photo
Thank you, Hywel! I’m pleased you like it - I’m feeling better about giving it a chop now! I hoping to squeeze a couple more in and reconfigure the back of it too. 😊
10 Oct, 2021
Thank you Julia! I was thinking about what you’re saying last week about raising the canopy on some shrubs! It gave me that boost! ☺️
10 Oct, 2021
😉
10 Oct, 2021
Thank you Paul!
10 Oct, 2021
Very pretty foliage. Is it an evergreen?
10 Oct, 2021
Thank you, Amsterdam! Yes, it’s an evergreen one. 😊
12 Oct, 2021
Great idea Kate!
14 Oct, 2021
Thank you, Janey!!!
14 Oct, 2021
I love the shape Kate and couldn't believe your garden is small!
18 Oct, 2021
Thank you very much, Rose! Pleased you like the chop!
Honestly, it's very petit!!! 😊
18 Oct, 2021
Pictures by all members
7324 of 302222
What else?
View photos by Kate123
See who else is growing Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom).
See who else has plants in genus Choisya.
Members who like this photo
-
Choisya Ternata
£9.50 at Burncoose -
Choisya Ternata 'sundance'
£10.50 at Burncoose -
Choisya Ternata (Mexican Orange Blossom)
£9.99 at Crocus -
Choisya Ternata
£9.99 at Best 4 Plants -
Choisya Ternata X 5 Young Plants
£9.99 at Blooming Direct
It's a lovely shape Kate, and now there's room to put more plants under it :)
10 Oct, 2021