Yes I have been told do that too, many times
.Also while I am here I thought to show the little rukizon I have in flower, along with the Pyracantha, which I hope will set and give me colour to the berries this season.
Cheers pup
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Pups stick in a pot
This is one of my sticks in a pot, I was given the cutting by Arakui who is selling his Azalea collection. I cannot remember the name, so some of you officiandos of Satsuki's can tell me if you wish.
Yes I have been told do that too, many times .
Also while I am here I thought to show the little rukizon I have in flower, along with the Pyracantha, which I hope will set and give me colour to the berries this season.
Cheers pup
Yes I have been told do that too, many times
.Also while I am here I thought to show the little rukizon I have in flower, along with the Pyracantha, which I hope will set and give me colour to the berries this season.
Cheers pup
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Hi Mr Pup , as usual very very nice little sticks in pots 
If only my sticks looked like them there ones of yours , I'd be a happy chappy .
Cheers Alpine
If only my sticks looked like them there ones of yours , I'd be a happy chappy . Cheers Alpine
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Hey Pup, they look a damn site better than my sticks in pots 
Very nice.
Josh
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It is always interesting that they say red and green should never be seen but when i see it it always works. 
Thanks Pup.
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I have flowers again hoping for berries this time, then can hopefully name it.Bonsai4ever wrote:Love the Pyracantha Pup, would like to see it with berries.
Cheers pup
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I am keeping this well moist and no water on the flowers to see if I can get berries, my crabapple had to have fruit removed before it weakened the tree, the pomegranate was the same.
The others were just here so why not.
Cheers Pup
The others were just here so why not.
Cheers Pup
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Re: Pups stick in a pot
Hi Pup,
Your "stick in a pot" looks like a Satsuki var. 'Osakasuki'
Love ALL your other little ones too
Cheers, Rudi
Your "stick in a pot" looks like a Satsuki var. 'Osakasuki'
Love ALL your other little ones too
Cheers, Rudi
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Very nice Pup, as always
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