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Paddy's pig Tea trees
alt.binaries.pictures.gardens !st. march. 2011
Hello Paddy I came across this picture on the news group and was quite enthralled Can you please tell what its name is and its growing conditions Also is it an annual or perennial T. I. A. ................Leslie |
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Paddy's pig Tea trees
"Leslie" wrote in message ... alt.binaries.pictures.gardens !st. march. 2011 Hello Paddy I came across this picture on the news group and was quite enthralled Can you please tell what its name is and its growing conditions Also is it an annual or perennial I live in Southern California. I'm not sure what our Zone Number would be but you can probably look it up on google. My unofficial assessment of our local year-round weather would be that it almost never freezes and then only briefly. Late July, August, and September can get pretty hot (90 deg F or even a little over 100 deg F). Annual rainfall is approx 14 inches. As far as the name of the plant is concerned it is referred to unscientifically as a Tea Tree although I'm not sure why. Maybe the leaves can be dried and brewed into a tea. I do not know the scientific name. It's a pretty hardy plant and bears leaves all year long but only blooms in spring and early summer. Sorry I can't be more definitive. -- Pat Durkin http://www.flickriver.com/photos/paddyspig/ |
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