Re: Trachelospermum

Dear Deborah,
I think you are correct, as my others in part sun are staying green. I have a neighbor that has it in full sun as a ground cover and her's are definitely yellowish. 

Linda
----- Original Message ----- From: "Deborah Lindsay" <corvidae2001@yahoo.com> 
To: <mtnstar@ocsnet.net>; <medit-plants@ucdavis.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 9:19 AM
Subject: Re: Trachelospermum



Linda-

I think in your climate full sun is a bit too much for
the Trachelospermum so the yellowing may be from
stress due to to much of a good thing...

Deep green is the desired/normal leaf color, and the
species is quite shade tolerant.

Deborah Lindsay
Oakland, Ca.

--- Linda - The Lavender Lady <mtnstar@ocsnet.net>
wrote:


Now you all have me going, I am going to have to go
out and check mine.  I seem to recall some of the
leaves turning red in the fall, but never looked at
the flowers closely.  The leaves of the one I have
planted in full sun turn somewhat yellow and the one
in part shade seem to stay dark green - does this
seem correct?  Or perhaps the one I have growing in
the shade is different than the one I have growing
in the sun.

Linda Starr
Springville Lavender Gardens
www.springvillelavendergardens.com






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