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We are in Straubing, Bavaria, Germany and have seen many of these in very large pots (3 to 5 feet in diameter with many flowers planted around the base) on the streets. I don't think they move them in winter but can't be sure. They are beautiful and would appear to be very old. The "trunk" (because of the way they are pruned) of many would be about 1 1/2 inches in diameter and long-healed pruning marks are abundant. We saw these being watered by a city truck but I can't tell you how often this happens. I am trying to track down a source for this plant in the states because I want to grow one but have had no luck with the major nurseries. Can anyone help with that?
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What is Lycianthus rantonnei?
Lycianthus rantonnei, better known as the Blue Potato Bush, is a flowering bush, with deep blue flowers. It blooms until first frost. Responds well to pruning. Requires full sun, best if 6 hours or more a day. Excellent bush or climbing vine garden specimen.
Can Burning bush be planted in the shade?
yes
What should you do if you suspect waterlogged roots in a newly planted butterfly bush?
Move it.
Is a bush a mass noun or a count noun?
The noun 'bush' is a count noun; the plural form is bushes. Example:We planted four rose bushes.
What is a present participle of planted?
Past perfect is formed with - had + past participle.Plant is a regular verb so the past participle is plantedI had planted the trees at the back of the section.
Can a cutting of a gardenia bush be put in water and then planted in the ground?
unfortuunatly no that is like taking a dead branch and planting it.it will not grow.
What is bush fallowing system?
Bush fallow farming is a method of farming where virgin land is clear-cut and then allowed to lie fallow before being planted.
When is the best time to transplant a snowball bush?
These bushes do the best when planted on the northern most side of the home. They also love sunlight. We had three planted on the northern side of our home and an 80 foot oak shaded the three in a gradutated way. The one closest to the outer edge of the shade grew larger then the other two then the next grew larger than the third. The 80 foot oak was taken out due to a sewer line issue and within two growing seasons the small inner most planted bush had grown to the same size as the other two. It was amazing watching this!
In the same garden two rose bushes were planted close together and one rose was planted on its own why did the rose bush on its own grow bushier and produce more flowers?
Because it wasn't crowded? If it had been planted with the other two, the moisture and nutrients it needed would have been shared. I guess. I'm not a genius so I wouldn't know for sure.
How many growing seasons for green beans?
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When is the best time to plant a snowball bush?
It is best to plant snowball bushes in the spring because they bloom from April to May. Make sure they are planted in full sun or partial shade.
There are several holly bushes that a landscaper planted several months ago-A few have turned brown in numerous areas on the bush while other bushes are fine. Could they be getting too much sun?
No No
