Hello, Seeking help in identifying some cultivars.
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Identify this Chamaecyparis cultivar please!
Comments (2)thats what mine basically looks like.. but not in august.. lol ... nor right after winter ... i bet i never posted a pic of it ken...See Morecultivar confusion--need help identifying
Comments (5)ok, Ive looked at your pics of daylilies side by side. The Ruby pictured above is def'ly the one I have. Comparing the two, it seems Little business is a bit redder, while Ruby seems to have more visible throat and more of a curl to the edges and petals. Dimentieva, where did you go to check on the registered name? There ought to be some sort of restrictions on businesses selling things under the wrong name--at least if they are doing it on purpose. Lowes is notorius for having plants labeled incorrectly. I went in there once and they a big display of cyclamen and gloxinia with the labels reversed--and they didn't seem to believe me when I told them either....See MoreSeeking some help...
Comments (7)It doesn't just depend on your area and plan, but also on your lot. If you've got a lot in a subdivision that's cleared with utilities right there, that would be cheaper than if you have raw land out in the middle of nowhere. I don't think anyone can give you a number that you should plan on over the internet. Can your family friend refer you to a local builder who could give you an idea of what kind of cost you'd be looking at?...See MoreNew member needs help identifying a cultivar
Comments (18)I grow both of these cultivars. They may very well be closely related in terms of genetic inheritance. The establishment of new cultivar classification groupings was, in my opinion, a positive move. I think that we can clearly see the reasons for ‘Quito’ being in the Spider Group and 'Machala' being in the Butterfly Group....See Morerosecanadian
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