I am a big fan of Erythrina and was recently able to get 6 E. acanthocarpa. Can anyone tell me at what size these will start to flower?
Thanks-
David, Florida,USA
Are your erythrina seed or cutting grown?If cuttinggrown should bloom next year ,seed may take up to 5years.that can vary with weather too.Art
David:I have been looking for an Erythrina acanthocarpa for some time. Can you let me know where you found your 6?Thanks,
Mike
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michaelkz
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