Escallonia Iveyi
By Doctorbob1
- 19 Jul, 2009
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A group of five, planted four years ago, now 6ft. tall. I reduce it by taking out some of the terminal growth, 2 to 3 ft. long.
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Stunning !
19 Jul, 2009
Very nice, I would imagine very useful too with being an evergreen.
19 Jul, 2009
Thanks all, yes Dawn very useful for hedging.
19 Jul, 2009
Hmmm, I'll remember that then DoctorB - I would imagine from the look of your location that it won't like the ground to be too wet.
19 Jul, 2009
Are the flowers completely white ?
... not sure from the photo..
19 Jul, 2009
Dawn, very sandy soil made up round the house, if you go back to the Hardy Fuschia you will see the bleeding hose (not swearing) which I often put on to create humidity. This area is in full sun, the only shade it gets in mid afternoon is from the silver birch.
Yes TT, the flowers are all white, but suffered with scorch in the very hot sun we had recently. Sorry if not very clear, despite my all singing, all dancing new digital camera I am still not David Bailey. Lol.
19 Jul, 2009
I see, thanks
19 Jul, 2009
Lol., Bob...
Your photos look good to me :o)
Quite a number of plants were scorched in those sunny weeks...
19 Jul, 2009
Lovely Doctor Bob............
19 Jul, 2009
Thanks Milky.
19 Jul, 2009
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That's terrific.
19 Jul, 2009