Den Little Green Apples

armhero

16 years ago

This plant has flower a month ago and still looking like the first day.

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Charm
16 years ago
Good growing! This one is cool looking~Charm
thesnowpea
16 years ago
What a great name! Very properly named too.
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sdahl
16 years ago
Love that name!

Sharon
picotee_sofl
16 years ago
Armando, judging by the parents (Den convolutum x Little Elf), this one stays pretty small. I'm putting it up high on my list. My Den atroviolacem 'Pygmy' x 'Little Elf' is budding up now.

Marci
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whitecat8
16 years ago
Hey, nice, Armando. Is it fragrant?

I've got Den Green Lantern, which was in bloom when purchased and kept going for 6 months. Loads of cruentum in the background. So far, it's about 12" high. Impulse buy.

Marci, my atroviolaceum ('Pygmy' x self) is budding for the 1st time at my place. Size-wise, I figured the macrophyllum could go, and the atrov. would be the perfect reminder.

Whitecat8
picotee_sofl
16 years ago
Whitecat - my atroviolaceum is only 7" high and is on its second blooming, first time was in May of this year. It is currently budding up on previously bloomed psb's as well as the newest one. Cool little guy.

Marci