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Pieris envy

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Warning for Isitangus, read title carefully :lol:

After seeing the big Pieris topic, I thought I would post a pic of mine.
Diminutive in stature :cry: but still I like it.
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The variety is Sarabande, great for a mini I reckon.
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Wow, it is flowering late. You will have to post it in flower. It sets flowers differently to mine which is "Shoju" Yours almost look like berries.
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Hi Bodhi,

It has been threatening to flower for months, (mind you it always does this) looks like it has finally worked up the courage.

It has been in this pot for 3 years now, slow mover so I overlook it every time. After it finishes flowering (next year some time at this rate) I will give it a trim and a re-pot.
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Bigger isn't alwas better as far as pierises go, I will need 3 or 4 blokes to move the thing.... (hope you don't mind when I put up pics of the other couple I have ;) )

Lovely little tree.
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Lovely Damian
I have one at home that is just opening now.
Will get aphoto if I can as the flowers look the same as yours

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Re: Pieris envy

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I am always a bit envious of anyone who can grow a pieris as a bonsai. I have one in the garden, the last of four.. they were all bought as garden shrubs in 6 inch pots, all suffered under my care, now only one survives, and it hangs on by it's toenails... I swear it's going to die any day.. :shock:
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bodhidharma wrote:Wow, it is flowering late. You will have to post it in flower. It sets flowers differently to mine which is "Shoju" Yours almost look like berries.
As requested.
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Nice Damien :tu: thanks for posting it up for me. :tu2:
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Pleasure, glad you like it :D
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