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early season Red Jack

8 years ago

Hello all, greetings from wet FL. Red Jack, not really red yet- the color should come with hotter days. I've noticed that Red Jack has a subtle but somewhat distinctive tree structure.

BTW, this Houzz forum software has continued the slide downhill since the gardenweb cut over hasn't it? I just lost two longer posts I had written- they went poof when I hit "next." Trying Chrome now vs. Safari, hopefully it is a browser specific bug.

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the_first_kms2
8 years ago
very nice bloom and shape.

I haven't noticed any issues in my posting here. Certainly the Plumeria forum feels much less trafficked than in years past but there could be lots of reasons for it.
rox146
8 years ago
I refitted Red Jack...I am picky on my reds and it didn't make the grade...sorry
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irun5k
Original Author
8 years ago
Haha... it is a tough audience around my place too. They get a year or two to perform and if I don't like the way things are going, they get sent off somewhere. (Usually it is leggy growth habit that gets them voted off my island.)
Nancy
8 years ago
Beautiful and agree really nice shape. Leggy doesn't work for me either, but I cut them back hoping for better luck next time.

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