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Sans. response

16 years ago

That plant may be San.'Skyline' perhaps, maybe, the leaves look big enough in the picture but I find that pictures make them look larger, what you are describing sounds like 'Skyline' but then again, I'm not always right. 'Skyline' is a var. of S. cylindrica, this is the best I can do at this time on this one.

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16 years ago
Hiya Norma,

Happy Spring to ya!

Perhaps you're unaware you made a new thread providing an answer where there is no question? Did you mean to? Could you perhaps pls. state what post you're responding to.

Thanks,

(PG) Karen
norma_2006
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16 years ago
Karen 'Pirate Girl' this is was a response to the question if it is a Cylindria or not? Why didn't you catch on, I only discused the different forms of Cylindrica. There are more but I didn't want to confuse any one, I explained the difference between,S. suffruticosa and what to look for. I didn't get tecknical. Norma
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