Unidentified Bush

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  1. Dave from Newcastle

    Dave from Newcastle Apprentice Gardener

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    Hi, I'm new to gardening and absolutely love the range of colours on this bush. It's been quite slow growing over the past 3 years but has kept a wonderful shape. Can anyone let me know what it's called?

    Thank you, Dave

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    Closeup of the leaves...
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    Last summer...
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    [ 30. April 2006, 03:43 PM: Message edited by: Dave from Newcastle ]
     
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    Sorry Dave would love to help you, but the picture is so big I cannot download it.
     
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    ;) Can you get a closer pic of the leaves & stems ?? It certainly is a nice shaped bush. Looks a little like a large Bonsai... [​IMG] Seriously a closer pic would help, otherwise it sort of looks like a couple of kinds.. [​IMG]
     
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    ? Azalea ??
     
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    Thanks for the last reply. Looking at details on the internet this definitely appears to be an Azalea. Does anyone know what variety?
     
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    Dont know what variety it is but feed it with Ericatious (excuse spelling) fertilizer and you will see a big difference next year
     
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    Really does look like one of the evergreen azaleas to me too.
    Thanks for resizing Dave. Us poor Dialup peeps do have bother with big images. We are in the 2% who will never have landline based Broadband!
     
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    [​IMG] Hi Dave, & Welcome to the site.. [​IMG]
    Yes I think I would say it was an Azalea too. There are so many varieties. I think you will have to do some reasearch as to what variety. When does it flower & are the bloom scented? It would seem to be happy in it's environment & is also one of the smaller varieties by the look of it. Maybe "Pink Diamond" You could try these links. http://www.dungevalley.f9.co.uk/rh&azcat.htm
    http://www.crocus.co.uk/?ContentType=Plant_Card&ClassID=2090&affiliate=td

    Sorry I can't be more specific. I would also give it a good feed with ericaceous feed as well ti help it to get ready to flower. [​IMG]
    I'm sure someone else will have some ideas too. . [​IMG]
     
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