Re: viburnum bulletin
Rich,
Blackhaw is "the only native viburnum here in NE"? What about V.
acerifolium, dentatum, trilobum, lantanoides, cassinoides, lentago, etc?
Josh Haskell
Painesville,
Ohio
Recently
awakened
----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Apking" <redfour@omni-tech.net>
To: <gardenchat@hort.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2008 12:09 AM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] viburnum bulletin
Hey Pam, Congrats on the Blackhaw. It's the only native viburnum here in
NE also. The rabbits just about ate mine level with the ground, but it's
only a couple of years old. Guess I shuld have fenced it.
Pam Evans wrote:
My blackhaw viburnum (my favorite) for eight years has been the only
viburnum in the yard that hasn't bloomed. The rest all have w/in 2 years
of
being planted. Well guess what - I just went out there and it is covered
in
flower cluster buds. I just can't tell you how gratifying that is after
waiting eight long years! I mean it's 12 feet tall, not like it isn't
mature or anything. I'm totally delighted and thrilled. I knew anyone
else
would think I was nuts but y'all would understand! And my leatherleaf
mahonia has berries on it for the first time in 7 years. Normally we get
a
hard freeze when it's blooming which kills off the buds. Not this year.
I
am walkin' on sunshine man! WOW.
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