All are still works in progress, some still have 1~3 years ahead and others a good 10 years.
Pinus Elliottii #001
From nursery
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| Late 2009 |
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| Mid 2012 |
Ligustrum #002
Collected
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| Mid 2010 |
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| Early 2013 |
Ligustrum #003
Collected
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| Mid 2010 |
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| Early 2013 |
Rosemary #002
From cutting
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| Mid 2010 |
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| Early 2013 |
Ligustrum #010
From seed [ 2009 ]
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| Late 2011 |
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| Early 2013 |
Ligustrum #011
This was initially a piece of salvaged root
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| Mid 2012 |
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| Early 2013 |
Small but nice and with a feeling.
ReplyDeleteI am going to dig my rosemary now, and that is all your fault...But mine is huge...
Need to try pine eventually.
Be careful with digging out the rosemary.
ReplyDeleteIts very picky on the roots.
Don't remove more than 1/3 of the roots at any given intervention.
If you're going to dig it out, then make sure that you are digging it out with ALL its feeder roots or more that 2/3 of its feeder roots.
I've killed my share of "yamadori" rosemary, collected from my own garden, because I was unable to remove them with enough feeder roots.
If you have one already in a pot its going to be a lot easier.