aeoniums
By Sandra
- 9 Oct, 2008
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I tkink its a cunninghamia. its a relative to the monkey puzzel. its green all summer but now the autumn is here its turning red as you can see.
9 Oct, 2008
Sorry - another question.
Does the bush lose its leaves after they go red?
9 Oct, 2008
no it just gets redder and redder. i like it best in autumn and spring when its changin colour. but in time it will grow into a big tree. i hope...
9 Oct, 2008
i love both but that red bush/tree is very intriguing.
9 Oct, 2008
I'm also intrigued by that tree, Sandra. I'm also on the lookout for some dark purple/brown aeoniums.
10 Oct, 2008
thanks skippy and david
it's a pity you don't live closer you could visit my nursery.
10 Oct, 2008
I looked up Cunninghamia lanceolata.
Timber tree of China.
Named after James Cunningham. (doctor) 1701.
Likes moist clay. aka China fir, but not a true fir.
It's an attractive tree!
Sandra ~
Would be interesting to see a photo of your tree closer up some time if possible, please.
Thanks. :o)
10 Oct, 2008
thanks for the info. more photos on their way....
10 Oct, 2008
Or, could you do me 3 dark brown aeoniums by mail order? Even next Spring?
11 Oct, 2008
no problem now or in the spring.
i'll takesome photos of plant sizes tommorow.
12 Oct, 2008
Fantastic!, Sandra! I can't seem to find them here at all.
12 Oct, 2008
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Very healthy looking.
What is the red bush in the background please?
9 Oct, 2008