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More blooms from this year's graft.

10 years ago

last modified: 10 years ago

Many of my scions from June and July of this year are now in bloom. Many more buds soon to be ready. I took few more pictures last week and save them to post at the same time, but my external hard drive crash so these pictures taken today.

This is Phatumar first open few days ago.

This is Pinky Series. I like this Pinky Series, so I make sure it on at least 2 of my seedlings. In fact, I am making sure each of the name on 2 of my plants Just in case one doesn't make it thru the winter.

This is Pink Harssadee

Phatumar few days old.

Black Cyclone.

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rcharles_gw (Canada)
10 years ago
Marie, You are the "Grafting Queen". You always amaze me with your talent and how well the trees do for you.

Thank You, my Grafting Guru.

Rick
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10 years ago
They bloom on the first year! That is good to hear, Marie. My one grafting project this year was also a success but too late in the year to bloom, I think. I acquired 4 new plants this year so next spring, it will be the year of frankendeniums.

Thanks for the lessons, Marie.

Pagan
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