Liquidamber \desert ash

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Few more pics of my deciduous thanks john m
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Hi john henry , you certainly have some quality tree's , i especially like the Desert Ash in Pic 1 .Cheers Alpineart
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Post by Damian Bee »

you could try puttin the Liquidamber in the fridge?
leaf colour can vary with temps.
would you risk it though?
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Risk it? Id be more worried about trying to slip it past the Mrs...

She wont notice if I take out 3 shelves and put all the food in an esky overnight.... I hope: :lost:


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Nuce trees.
Strange that you do not get colour on the LA in melb?
Ar you near the water or is next to walls or garden that keeps it sheltered?

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Re: Liquidamber \desert ash

Post by PaulC »

Hi John,


is your liquidamber an evergreen ?

They dont tend to colour up like the other varieties do.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquidambar_styraciflua

Just a link to Liquidamber cultivars and plant information ( thanks wikipedia )

I was going to suggest giving it some time in the fridge as well, but Damian beat me to the suggestion !!

Years ago when I was growing orchids, I would put ice on the pots to force blooms, its certainly woth a try.

Great trees, thanks for sharing.


Regards,

Paul
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