Picture Update May in the Garden State
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Picture Update May in the Garden State
Here are a few pics of some of our fave plants for may....
front yard musas
front yard
back yard musas
back yard musas and bamboo
castors
neweer trachy
(2nd year in ground)
cordyline australis blooming again
irises and azaleas blooming same day every Mothers Day
transplanted gloriosa blooming/was worried about this one
same gloriosa
chinese golden lotus bananas in ground/Never even wrapped this winter/pups came back from ground
tall red cannas/always keep in ground/always come back
different variety of iris/late bloomers in may instead of april
weigelia bush
2 more yuccas blooming
castors again/cat wait to see them take off
black and blue salvia
another trachy
red cordylne
potted sago, getting really thick
blooming cordylne again
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2 fig trees i already had to cut back because they get too big in spring and summer
front yard musas
front yard
back yard musas
back yard musas and bamboo
castors
neweer trachy
(2nd year in ground)
cordyline australis blooming again
irises and azaleas blooming same day every Mothers Day
transplanted gloriosa blooming/was worried about this one
same gloriosa
chinese golden lotus bananas in ground/Never even wrapped this winter/pups came back from ground
tall red cannas/always keep in ground/always come back
different variety of iris/late bloomers in may instead of april
weigelia bush
2 more yuccas blooming
castors again/cat wait to see them take off
black and blue salvia
another trachy
red cordylne
potted sago, getting really thick
blooming cordylne again
v
2 fig trees i already had to cut back because they get too big in spring and summer
Mike Trautner
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Everything looks really great Mike......................BTW
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hardyjim wrote:Everything looks really great Mike......................BTW
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cool, thanks!!!!!
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Great work, especially the Musella!
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Thanks. I totally forgot about the musella...poppin up in 3 placesCameron_z6a_N.S. wrote:Great work, especially the Musella!
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Youre yard is awesome mike. Glad about the musella. Its apparently tricky to get the corm to make it. Keep us posted!
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I did have it in a sunny place and just let it die off, I also mulched it over...hmmm?canadianplant wrote:Youre yard is awesome mike. Glad about the musella. Its apparently tricky to get the corm to make it. Keep us posted!
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Amazing how big the bananas are already,Castors too.
My Castor beans are all still seedling size-ish but June is usually their month!
My Castor beans are all still seedling size-ish but June is usually their month!
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great photos Mike...........that Cordy bloom is
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They smell so good too!TimMAz6 wrote:great photos Mike...........that Cordy bloom is
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