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Looking for named lilac cuttings...
Comments (1)Besides named african violets I have for trade, I also can offer POTTED heuchera Marmelade and Lime Rickey, and also a few potted named and unnamed hosta. Thank you :)...See MoreLove the Look of Lilac Charm--- BUT
Comments (4)I have six plants of Mr. Bluebird since I love this rose so much. It has China heritage and was bred by Ralph Moore, I believe, and seems to bloom all the time. It's very hot and dry here but my plants are young so I don't know how they'll fare in the heat of summer. Their color is gorgeous though, and with their five petals they look so cute and really go with everything. I have little disease so can't comment on that. I bought my plants at Rogue Valley nursery, by the way. They're very bushy and have beautiful foliage. Ingrid...See MorePlease look at my Lilacs. Are they sick, or on their way to dying?
Comments (2)Thanks, Ken. We got rid of both Lilacs. We have a lot of Lilacs already, and I didn't want to deal with those 2 that are, for some reason, less hardy than my other ones. We aren't replacing the one that was obviously and accidentally planted too deep. It was also planted too close to one of my Forsythias, and as such the Forsythia was already starting to bump into it. The other Lilac we replaced with my first Hydrangea. It's adorable, but really small....See MoreLilacs
Comments (0)Looking for lilacs. Would really like to find a monge lilac but open to others. Just wanted to see what all is out there....See Moremmmm12COzone5
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