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    Found someone had dumped a load of cuttings on my neighbours raised beds on the lotty...(yes very cheeky!!)

    is it choisya? I snaffled one of their cuttings to have a go at growing myself

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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      Looks like one to me. :smile:
       
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        Yay. Hopefully i'll get it to root. Id been wanting one of these!
         
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          It looks the same as mine.. Lovely scent.
           
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            Is it a "sundance" By any chance?
             
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                Thank you
                 
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                  Mexican orange blossom, my favourite evergreen shrub.
                   
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                    Definitely looks like one. Next time you're this way you can have as many cuttings as you like. :blue thumb:

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                      Lucky you! T'other Half found a large potted Schefflera (Umbrella Tree) at our rubbish bins some years ago and we have two now.


                       
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                        pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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                        Might be the ordinary green version.
                        Mine gets a bit chlorotic looking at times. :biggrin:
                         
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                          I agree but they could have come from the lower leaves of Sundance, as in the picture above that I've just taken.
                           
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                            I miss mine from my last garden. I don't think it would survive the low temperatures here.

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