Hawk ID, please! Chapel Hill, NC
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Comments (3)I didn't get your e-mail message Yolana. The rose is still available. I can't seem to e-mail you from Gardenweb. I can give you my work number and we can talk. Let me know what you think via this forum. Denise at UNC....See MorePomegranate in North Central NC
Comments (15)Swapna, yes, some guavas grow here, but not true ones. But they can be grown as (big) houseplants. Pineapple guavas are hardy here. There are lots of pomegranates that grow & fruit here. Just go by the zone listed and you'll be fine. They take a few years to get established before they will fruit successfully but you'll likely see blooms before that as they can bloom all summer but really only set viable fruit on the first blooms (which sometimes gets frozen). Nana is the one exception, since the fruits are small it'll set as late as midsummer. But they are SOUR! :)...See Morewhere are you? NC
Comments (150)I live in a beautiful 160-year-old home in historic Warrenton, NC, an hour north of Raleigh. It's a Greek Revival & Italianate southern antebellum home by renowned architect Jacob Holt. I cherish every inch inside and out! The grounds are covered with enormous oaks and pecans. I'm originally from northern Virginia/Maryland (DC, Stafford, Quantico). I lived most of my life in Havelock, NC and New Bern, NC. Spent alot of time at the beach. Then I moved to the city ~ Greensboro, NC for eight years. Great thread! Caroline...See MoreLantana 'Chapel Hill'
Comments (7)I bought/won a small Chapel Hill Lantana in a silent auction at a fundraiser hosted in part by Dr. Dirr back in January. He'd just taken it out of the greenhouse so it was in full foliage with some blooms. I did what I could to keep it out of the cold, but a few nights outside proved too much...it quickly turned to twigs. I was nervous I'd lose it since it was still containerized and the roots weren't really protected well (other than the plastic container). It has leafed out nicely though and I popped it into its new home at the end of my perennial bed last weekend...so far so good. And I hope it does get a little larger than the listed 2', but not quite as large as Ms. Huff....See More- 6 years ago
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