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What is Looking Good in JULY 2021

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  1. Victoria

    Victoria Lover of Exotic Flora

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    Truly beautiful Pete ... wish I had one.
     
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      pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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      I could send you some seed.
       
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        I think I have given up on seed now. I think more "instant garden" at my age, :biggrin: :rolleyespink:
        Thank you for the thought.
         
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          IMG_20210723_121846_hdr.jpg IMG_20210402_170420.jpg No Vicky, they are all from cuttings. We take cuttings every other year ,plant them out and let them grow for a few years then when they get too woody replace with new., often in a different place. Every autumn we cut them right back hard as they grow extremely quickly!!

          Top pic was taken last week and bottom pic in April....so their growth in just 4 months is amazing!! They are hard to detect in the lower pic but their posts can been seen by the edge of the lawn.
           
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            They are amazing Upsy. I love them but don't think I have an inch of space for one even though I read they could possibly be evergreen here! :sad:
             
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              :roflol:...I think we had too many this year!!! Some will definitely go this autumn!!
               
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