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Prunus kojo-no-mai
20 Mar, 2024
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For my records. Planted last April, it did not look good all Winter but has thrived.
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Thanks Sheila, I can't tell you how many times Michael said 'I think that's dead!'. He knows nothing about gardening ...
20 Mar, 2024
It's looking really pretty Shirley, as Sheila says it will thicken up. I think mine has had too much wet this winter, I must admit it thrived better in a pot.
20 Mar, 2024
Janey, this awful wet weather has a lot to answer for as I have just binned an Applemint, a Silene and a Fuchsia. All turned to mush ... :o(
21 Mar, 2024
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Prunus Incisa 'Kojo No Mai'
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They’re so lovely Shirley and seem to thicken up each year. So glad yours has survived.
20 Mar, 2024