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Hawthorn topiary
By Poaannua
18 Dec, 2008
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This was a self sown seedling,that I nearly scrapped then decided to cut to shape as it is a pakle pink specimen, worth saving for cuttings.
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That looks nice Poaannua. I'd love to see it in flower in the spring. I love hawthorn.
19 Dec, 2008
I, too, am looking forward to seeing it in bloom....will make a nice comparison
19 Dec, 2008
I must try this.
19 Dec, 2008
great idea...
20 Dec, 2008
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Looks Great Poaannua :)
18 Dec, 2008