Happy New Year, Omar! Thanks for sharing. I'm particularly intrigued by #2 and #4. Re the greenhouse, I thought leaves weren't supposed to touch the sides of the plastic as this promotes disease? Or is that only when rooting cuttings?

¡Feliz Año, Javiwa! I guess we will have to do them to find out.

My purple and white P. Caerulea, and my “Snow Queen” are still green so you may want to get them to feed your winter diners. I put 2 cuttings of the regular P. caerulea in water thinking you could use them but they have not developed roots yet. Please remind me in spring.

Omar

Terrific, Omar - TY! The second tuteur DH built will be the perfect spot.

I'm still getting the neighbor's P. incarnata Incense runners popping up on my side of the fence -- one right beneath my thryallis, so I may need to pull that one before it overtakes the thryallis. I'm laughing at myself with all those P. Incense stems I have rooting right now, as it's becoming apparent I'll have plenty (too many?!) from the neighbor's invasion in the backyard bed alone. I spy a ton of small nibble holes in the P. incarnata leaves, so the gulf frits are alive and well -- winter diners, indeed!

Yeah, keep only the ones you know won't kill other plants. It's a very aggressive climber so you have to be very "assertive" and keep it within its assigned space.

Omar

keep only the ones you know won't kill other plants -- My yard will be largely experimental this year, so I 'know' pretty much nothing. :) However, I can do assertive.