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10 years ago

Mother tree is my neighbors, they call it "Gardena" it is a very generous bloomer and great scent even on all the cuttings I've rooted. Usually makes 3-5 tips on every inflo.
Have a double seed pod and I don't need all the seeds... So email me and send a SASE....

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disneyhorse
Original Author
10 years ago
Here is the seed pod, opened up this week so definitely fresh...
disneyhorse
Original Author
10 years ago
Flowers get pretty big
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I'm scared of the word Giant. I had 2 giant pumpkins and had to think hard of Plan B i.e. who to offload them to! In the end, a very hard up friend took one and we kept the other one. It rotted inside my hassian bag! Oooops! Previously, gave one to my neighbour who has about 7 people living in that house. He was so put off that he said, NO MORE PUMPKIN! LOL! Well, today, I must try sowing water melons. I sowed them too late and they were sweet but so small. Cutting them is also a nightmare. I will only grow demure and small butternut squash - they are pure delice! What else do you grow Judith? And very nice of you to offer to the forum and I am sure there are takers! Mark Glover - you can buy one pawpaw and harvest the seeds. That's exactly what I did. Got 2 reduced price and have kept the seeds. Trouble is my son's not keen on it. He doesn't know what he's missing! I so want to have Lung an Might buy some to get the seeds.
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disneyhorse
Original Author
10 years ago
Tree loves to bloom
catcatbar
10 years ago
Wow! The flower looks just like one of my plumerias! I got mine from C stars and it was tagged "Isabella". Is that an actual breed? I also saw a "Julie Moragne" flower that also resembles both "Isabella" and "Gardena" plumeria. Do you know anyway to differentiate these 3 breeds? Thanks.

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chuy415
10 years ago
Thanks Disney for offering! you're too sweet! :) Beautiful blooms :-)

Chuy
disneyhorse
Original Author
10 years ago
Hello Cat... I googled both the Julie Moragne and Isabella and neither looks like this one. This one I've seen all over SoCal though now that I've really kept my eyes peeled... It's very hardy and has a very long bloom period so I guess it's a popular kind around here. My neighbor owned a local nursery and when I asked her she said it is a "Gardena".
tdogdad
10 years ago
This is the "Gardena" or "white with red stripe" or as my wife calls mine, "Psycho." It is the longest bloomer in my collection and is a strong bloomer. The Julie Moragne is a stiffer petal and has a brighter red line and not the spicy scent.
Psycho or Gardena:

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Julie Moragne:

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disneyhorse
Original Author
10 years ago
Hello all... I think I've gotten enough replies that all the seeds are spoken for. I don't want to send only one seed per person :).
ocnites
10 years ago
Thanks Disney for the seeds. Received them and already have germination occurring. Again Thanks!

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