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first bloom here

17 years ago

miss bateman

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i purchased last spring at lowes in a four inch pot,repotted to grow out for a year.{{gwi:581227}}

was late getting it in the ground so i put her in the garage,she awoke much earlier then my outside clems.gave it a light prune and put her out on the patio.

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Comments (5)

janetpetiole
17 years ago
It's so beautiful. I have Miss Bateman. It grew like crazy through a shrub last year but it didn't bloom. I opened up the center of the shrub a little bit so hopefully I see blooms this year.
nckvilledudes
17 years ago
I really like the green midribs on the sepals on your plant.
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buyorsell888
17 years ago
Looks like it was correctly labeled! I saw a whole bunch of blooming Clems at Lowe's last year that weren't.

She is pretty!
tommydee
Original Author
17 years ago
miss bateman is doing well.was thinkng about getting in the ground before it gets to hot here.was wondering what the the above posters thought about that
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mnwsgal
17 years ago
Very beautiful. Hope to see a few blooms on my second year plant.

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