(paghat) wrote:

1) Trumpets are singles, a bit more than one-inch each, in small trusses
of two or four trumpets
2) Early flowering (late March & early April)
3) Small elongated evergreen leaves
4) Shrub has upright habit, open, semi-dwarf (it's four feet tall, but is
probably no less than 15 years old)
5) Doesn't show very well in this photo, but the very tippy-tip of each
anther is magenta-pink.
6) Fluffy buds are greenish white but open pure white & just slightly wrinkly.

This sounds like a PJM.

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