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[IGS] 'Oz'
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- Subject: [IGS] 'Oz'
- From: J* S* <p*@MECH.UWA.EDU.AU>
- Date: Fri, 20 Feb 1998 02:43:27 -0400
Dear Diane (Soares),
Re your newly aquired plants ... I haven’t seen Rococco , but have Bird
Dancer, which I like. Miss Burdett Coutts I found hard to grow here and
have given up on it, I think it needs a lot of care. Deacon Peacock is
beutiful in winter, but gets back to green of course in the summer. I find
it needs constant tip pruning to stop it from getting leggy. It is like
most Deacons a dwarf plant. Also had Dolly Varden and lost it, but now
have our South Australian version which is growing quite well. I would
treat it as a miniature and keep in a smallish pot until it demands
repotting.. You sound a bit like I was a couple of years ago. Dreaming up
new shade houses, (or greenhouses where you are) in the middle of the
night. I have 4 now and have vowed to cut down on my plants. Trouble is
they are so lovely.
Best of luck
Joan
W. Australia
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