Jack Holloway
Passionate Gardener
SEQUOIA FARM Haenertsburg South Africa
Choicya
8 Oct '07 10:22 pm It is also very slow-growing and quite difficult to propogate - thus expensive. And Moosey has Choicya 'Sundance' that I would kill for, but had to settle for one as a house-warming present for my friend in London as I've never seen it here.
It is not the same as Mock Orange which is a Philidelphus and very scented.
moosey
head gardener
More on Choisya
11 Oct '07 5:20 pm If you can be bothered crawling around the base of your Choisya with a sharp little kitchen knife in hand, you can often slice off basal shoots which seem to do the business. Agree that it's slow growing, though oddly here in NZ it's as cheap as cheap. Hmm... Do I see an exporting potential?
Dixie
garden enthusiast
Waikato-New Zealand
Today
11 Oct '07 6:32 pm Today I have been out in the garden and took these photos of Spring growth.
Dixie.
the hen and chickens fern is putting out luxuriant growth with campanula ready to flower soon,and a clump of dwarf agapanthus.
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Liza
gardening consultant
Waterloo, Belgium
Lovely Spring Life!!
11 Oct '07 6:39 pm Thank you, Dixie, for sharing these lovely new Spring photos!! It is so heartwarming following the sweet Springing of your garden! Please, go on sending new photos!
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