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Dombeya wallichii - Pink Ball Tree, Tropical Hydrangea Stump! : > (
By Delonix1
2 Jan, 2010
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It was sick when I saw this tree had been cut back to the stump! : > (
This was the largest tree I've ever seen in California...which usually starts blooming in January. It may have sustained a lot damage from the Dec 6th storm. The possible reason for it being cut back so drastically. I'll post a photo of this tree back at the end of Oct.
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Why keep the stump, will it sprout new growth ???
Wouldn't it be better to plant a new specimen ?
I'm not surprised you were sickened by the sight, it's shocking.
2 Jan, 2010
Louise1:
It will grow back...it grows pretty fast, however, it will take quite a few years to get the very large size it used to be.
2 Jan, 2010
Delonix, it's nearly 7am here, so it must be 6 or 7 hours behind there .... why aren't you asleep in bed ? ;-)))
2 Jan, 2010
Louise1:
It's only 11:00 p.m. You're 8 hours ahead of us.
2 Jan, 2010
Ah, i'm a bit 'out' then !
2 Jan, 2010
Its something to with our clocks go forward but yours doesn't because your either 8 or 9 hours behind i think
2 Jan, 2010
Mushybanna:
We change the clocks here in March - we spring forward an hour and fall back an hour in November. The only states in the U.S. that don't change their clocks are: Hawaii and Arizona. Us Californians have been trying to change it where we stay on Day Lightsaving Time all year...I hope it happens one day!
3 Jan, 2010
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