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Fragipani cuttings
"meeee" writes:
"John Savage" wrote in message I used to regularly walk past a garden with a frangipani whose flowers were such a dark purple as to be practially black. They were smallish and not as attractive as the common frangi, but such a novelty. Unfortunately the branches were out of reach from the street :-( and I wasn't brave enough to knock and ask whether I could please have a cutting. Then one day I discovered that the tree had been cut back to just a stump! It never regrew, so my opportunity to own a black frangipani slipped by! There weren't even any prunings piled up anywhere that I could rifle. ARGH!! Those HEATHENS!!! *Sigh* And they probably never knew what they had either.... It's possible that I jumped to the wrong conclusion. You have prompted me to rethink the possibilities....... Perhaps someone else coverted the black frangipani and "did it over" late one night while the owners were asleep? That would explain why it was hacked back so severely, and why I couldn't see any prunings stacked up on the footpath. So, does anyone recall seeing a bunch of potted black frangipanis on sale at a Sydney carboot sale about 9 years ago??? -- John Savage (my news address is not valid for email) |
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