OT Harry Lauder Walking stick
Sheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
6 years ago
This is Red Majestic. He was too adorable to pass up.
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Comments (1)Hi, I just bought one AGAIN after having to leave all the others behind in moving. I am happy to take a cutting off of it for you. I have never had much luck propagating from woody cuttings, but perhaps you can do with a new cutting and get it going yourself? I would love the fern leaf peony. Or any other perennial that I don't already have. :O)...See MoreHAVE: Harry Lauder Walking Stick
Comments (3)Oh my my I'd love to have that...that would be a bit big to mail wouldn't it?...I will look around and see if i can find some dark purple crepe seedlings...if i can find them they will be on city property as the trees i found are on city property...they havent seeded yet but if there are seedlings i'll talk to the street dept and see if they mind me clearing them out lol...after all they can't have a lot of them growing along the highway and sidewalk...only so many will fit in a curbside space and they'll only weedeat or mow them down anways......See MoreHarry Lauder Walking Stick problem
Comments (3)Both of my Harry Lauder's walking stick shrubs died from Eastern Filbert Blight. I would love to try again but don't know if there is any preventing this disease? Now everytime I see one of these contorted filberts, I look for the stomata and invariably, I see it. Anyone else in Connecticut or New York who have been successful in spraying to protect their plants, would you reply with what fungicide you used that has worked? Also, how often have you sprayed and what season have you sprayed. I would also like to hear from others who have tried to spray and failed so I can determine if I would just be wasting my time trying to prevent this disease....See MoreHarry Lauder Walking Stick branches as sculpture?
Comments (1)They must be beautiful. For Christmas I would spray them white or with glitter and vase them as you would any bouquet. If they are beginning to go, do you think a spray of some kind might help to preserve them? If you would like to share, I'll happily pay for postage for a few....See More
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My tag said 10-12 ft and hardy to -20 F. I hope it can take the heat. I'm not that confident with pot culture over the hot July and August months. I might have to plant it. Jin, I bought it past the catkins stage which is before the leaves, so I have something to look forward to next year, I bet. Here he is enjoying Sunday!
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