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One more newb question I promise! Lol
Comments (11)Lol, I bought a shrub like that. All it was was a stick with nothing but a little bushy side branch. I can't figure how that will ever grow into a shrub. I am letting it grow and will try to root the one little bushy branch later to be the main shrub. Its pitifully ugly. Lucy you know we are having a cold front Wednesday I hope. High in the 40's. Hope we don't end up with a sneaky freeze....See MoreLast one I promise Robusta 2nd shot
Comments (3)Ryan- 1st question: the one in the front is a Sabal minor "Louisiana" that I germinated in the summer of 2005. The other is a Sabal Minor "Mcuratian" (sp?) that I bought from plant delights in the summer of 2006. I'm guessing its about the same age as the other as they are about the same size. 2nd) I am going to place the pot over a flat grassless part of my yard abd let it root directly into the ground. In the fall I want to erect a greenhouse over it. I have a Filifera that is much smaller that I want to do the same to. thank you both for the kind words....See MorePromises promises!
Comments (7)Congrats on the new babies, they look good. I had one seedling whose seed leaves were fused along one side. They continued to grow into a cup shape for quite a while but no other leaves ever appeared and it finally died. Even though it takes a long time for a plumeria seedling to reach blooming size the plants grow fairly quickly. I have plants that I started last May that are now almost 2' tall with a 1" diameter stem. At least they aren't nearly as slow as a clivia from seed. Now that's a slowwww plant. Karyn...See MoreI promised my husband I wouldn't do pink but.........
Comments (36)I know this is an ancient post, but I want to just jump in for the benefit of any archive researchers and say that as of 2020, Benjamin Moore is still offering the 880 White Zinfandel as part of its Classics Collection. It tends to lean toward mauve, and it's a decidedly dusty pink pastel tone when on the walls. For someone wanting even a more subtle pink, try Benjamin Moore's White Opulence 879 (also notated as OC-69 in some places). The White Opulence appears white in some lights but gives off a tinge of pink in other lights. I'm considering it for an open-space living area where as the original poster so aptly described, it's hard to come to a decision between male/female perspectives on the color for the living areas. I'm also struggling to match a fresh pink color with natural cherry wood cabinetry that will be in the area, and the White Opulence is not so pink that it clashes with the cherry wood orange leaning, yet it also accommodates the red decor we have around the corner from the kitchen....See Moremaifleur01
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