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Old March 2, 2006   #1
Tania
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I am growing Scotia first time (seeds from Val), and it looks very different from my other seedlings - quite short and wide... quite beautiful!



germinated on Jan 8...
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Old March 2, 2006   #2
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Tania,

You should this a real bushy plant. Not overly tall, but a good producer. Hope you enjoy it.
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It's wider than it is tall...huh
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Old March 3, 2006   #4
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Tania,

Last year was too warm for my lone Scotia plant, but when fall arrived it looked like a multifora cherry. It had hundreds of flowers....Sadly, I dug it from the garden and planted in a large container to try and save it from frost....It didn't live from the transplant. I wish I had taken a picture, as the plant was yellow from all the blooms.

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