Madagascar thorn tree.
By Stan510
- 15 Dec, 2021
- 6 likes
The sun was lighting the undersides of the plant. Its well over 6' now and it still has some blooms on it. A surprise.
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That's a strange one!
16 Dec, 2021
It does have that look of being from Mars. How could I not want that?-wink.
16 Dec, 2021
I do like this..I’d have some plants underplanted beneath too…not to waste any valuable space!!!!😊
17 Dec, 2021
It looks great! Hopefully the many days of rain moving in there doesn’t affect it!
21 Dec, 2021
Its survived wet winters,30f nights since 2006. It was just a 4" potted plant. I planted it on a raised area,next to the concrete sidewalk,and the Magnolia makes sure there is no extra water..it syphons out plenty. The canopy of the tree also helps keep frost off it.
I have a second one coming along in front of the rental. It has larger leaves and that one is another story..ha.
21 Dec, 2021
That’s great! I just noticed it’s still flowering. Wow!
21 Dec, 2021
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Another exotic beast, Stan!
15 Dec, 2021