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Aloysia Citrodora flowers
By Aleyna
2 Apr, 2020
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I won several cuttings of this Aloysia triphylla, but only one of them developed. Today it is a 1.5m high tree and is in bloom. I confess that I had never seen flowers of this plant before. Unlike the leaf that has a tasty sweet lemon tone, the flowers have no smell at all.
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Thank you. Yep, once it start growing, it goes wild.
2 Apr, 2020
...in South Brazil! Not surprisingly....in Scotland, not so much! :)
2 Apr, 2020
That's pretty.
3 Apr, 2020
Thank you Thrupennybit
I'm dumb. Until now I thought you were in England Karen. Never have been there, but I love the scotish landscapes, had one online friend who sent me a lot of pictures.
4 Apr, 2020
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How lovely! It was yesterday that I saw the very first tiny sign of growth on my plant in the greenhouse! Over the season it will grow about a foot!
2 Apr, 2020