Early Flowers Corylopsis pauciflora
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Early Flowers Corylopsis pauciflora
Hello,
This is the first tree that shows flowers in my collection.
Today

Last year
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This one is the second to flower
Prunus incisa koyo no mai
today
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Sunip
This is the first tree that shows flowers in my collection.
Today

Last year
[/url[url=http://www.servimg.com/image_preview.php?i=210&u=16274585]

This one is the second to flower
Prunus incisa koyo no mai
today
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Sunip

sunip- Member
Re: Early Flowers Corylopsis pauciflora
Is that Dwarf Winter Hazel? The flowers are beautiful but I'm curious about your design. Are you going for a windswept or just lots of flowers?
Todd
Todd
Todd Ellis- Member
Re: Early Flowers Corylopsis pauciflora
Hello Todd,
It is a false hazelnut and not really a dwarf variety.
They will reach to 1,5 to 2 meters. So that is smaller then the spicata.(spike winter hazel)
I am aiming at a windswept yes, because of the trunk, it was just there.
Nice species to work with, they want an acid soil, so i mix kanuma and catlitter in the pot.
The tree was in the greenhouse overwinter that is why he is flowering early,
the one i have in the ground for maturing is not flowering yet.
Sunip
It is a false hazelnut and not really a dwarf variety.
They will reach to 1,5 to 2 meters. So that is smaller then the spicata.(spike winter hazel)
I am aiming at a windswept yes, because of the trunk, it was just there.
Nice species to work with, they want an acid soil, so i mix kanuma and catlitter in the pot.
The tree was in the greenhouse overwinter that is why he is flowering early,
the one i have in the ground for maturing is not flowering yet.
Sunip

sunip- Member
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