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10-04-2005, 05:59 PM
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is this jasmine?
If so, or even if not, when is the best time to prune as my two bushes
are getting on the large side? http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/bush03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower01.jpg Thanks -- congokid Good restaurants in London? Number one on Google http://congokid.com |
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10-04-2005, 06:47 PM
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"congokid" wrote in message ... If so, or even if not, when is the best time to prune as my two bushes are getting on the large side? http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/bush03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower01.jpg Thanks -- congokid Good restaurants in London? Number one on Google http://congokid.com You have a good specimen of choisya ternata http://www.liddlewonder.co.nz/PlantG...hoisyaTernata/ which is in Group 8 for pruning purposes, as described here http://tinyurl.com/4yj34 Regards, Emrys Davies. |
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10-04-2005, 06:59 PM
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"congokid" wrote in message ... If so, or even if not, when is the best time to prune as my two bushes are getting on the large side? http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/bush03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower01.jpg Thanks -- congokid Good restaurants in London? Number one on Google http://congokid.com _______________________- Not Jasmine but a very good specimen of Choisya ternata~ Mexican Orange. Doesn't need pruning but can be cut back after flowering if necessary. It will produce new growth. Best Wishes Brian. |
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10-04-2005, 07:09 PM
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In article , congokid
writes If so, or even if not, when is the best time to prune as my two bushes are getting on the large side? http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/bush03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower01.jpg No, that's Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom) Lucky you! -- Kay "Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river" |
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10-04-2005, 08:01 PM
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In message , Kay
writes In article , congokid writes If so, or even if not, when is the best time to prune as my two bushes are getting on the large side? http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/bush03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower03.jpg http://www.congokid.demon.co.uk/photos/flower01.jpg No, that's Choisya ternata (Mexican orange blossom) Lucky you! Thanks everyone for all the responses and info. -- congokid Good restaurants in London? Number one on Google http://congokid.com |
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