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Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Transplanted Yellow Oleanders


Today we transplanted the yellow oleanders. They had been growing north of the garage. They had been damaged by the freeze we had late last year and needed to be pruned to remove the dead branches. We had propagated them from cuttings several years ago by taking cuttings from the mother plant, dipping them in rooting hormone and then placing them into the moist soil. They have created fairly large plants. We moved them across the road and planted then along the northern property line. We also transplanted the mother plant. It had been growing in a barrel half near the driveway. They will receive full sun in their new location.

1 Comments:

At Wednesday, April 05, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

All of the yellow oleanders have started to put on new growth. They appear to have survived being transplanted and are adapting to their new home. The mother plant was in much better condition than the other plants. It has started to produce flower buds and should be in bloom soon.

 

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