When I planted this puppy 2 years ago I was told it is "Slow Growing"
It has about quadrupled in size in 2 years.
Bob

"Bob Williams" wrote ...
When I planted this puppy 2 years ago I was told it is "Slow Growing"
It has about quadrupled in size in 2 years.

I hope you never want to remove it Bob, the roots are like iron.

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On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 17:26:12 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:


"Bob Williams" wrote ...
When I planted this puppy 2 years ago I was told it is "Slow Growing"
It has about quadrupled in size in 2 years.

I hope you never want to remove it Bob, the roots are like iron.
Its easy if you have a Case or John Deere backhoe.

joevan wrote:
On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 17:26:12 +0100, "Bob Hobden"
wrote:

"Bob Williams" wrote ...
When I planted this puppy 2 years ago I was told it is "Slow Growing"
It has about quadrupled in size in 2 years.
I hope you never want to remove it Bob, the roots are like iron.
Its easy if you have a Case or John Deere backhoe.


OH-OH!
I may be in big trouble.
Because if it continues to grow at this rate, I will HAVE to divide it
or it will take over my back garden.
Maybe I should divide it NOW while it is manageable.
Thanks for the tip, Bob and Joe
Bob Williams

"Bob Williams" wrote in message
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When I planted this puppy 2 years ago I was told it is "Slow Growing"
It has about quadrupled in size in 2 years.
Bob

But isn't this the 'New Zealand' flax or something of that ilk?

It's not a flax plant as I know it - a linum.

Mary

Mary Fisher wrote:
"Bob Williams" wrote in message
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When I planted this puppy 2 years ago I was told it is "Slow Growing"
It has about quadrupled in size in 2 years.
Bob

But isn't this the 'New Zealand' flax or something of that ilk?

It's not a flax plant as I know it - a linum.

Mary


Yes!
I think that is what the Nurseryman called it. A New Zealand Flax Plant.
It also comes in a slower growing variety with variegated green/yellow
leaves. I have one of those too. I'll send it along later.
Bob