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dablo93 · 07-05-2008, 09:54 AM

Hi Lodewijk,
this is my oleander

pic was made in end of may, now he is full of flowers, it looks very nice!
I was told that it was the variety 'Hardy Pink'
we had in 2005 50 cm of snow and -13 after that, the oleander was standing in pot but it had no damage. last winter we had 5 days long temperatures below 0 (not lower then -6) and this winter he also had no damage.
if you have a good variety they grow well in our climate.
e.g nerium oleander 'Atlas' is a hardy type.
Troposfeer haves many hardy varieties now ( TROPOSFEER )

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dablo93 dablo93 's Photo Gallery Location: Randstad North Find me on the map! Zone: Z8b-Z9a, wet cold winters and mild summers Name: daen Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 870 BananaBucks : 6,395 Feedback: 0 / 0% Thanks: 117 Thanked 202 Times in 137 Posts Welcomes: 151	Re: Nerium oleander Hi Lodewijk, this is my oleander pic was made in end of may, now he is full of flowers, it looks very nice! I was told that it was the variety 'Hardy Pink' we had in 2005 50 cm of snow and -13 after that, the oleander was standing in pot but it had no damage. last winter we had 5 days long temperatures below 0 (not lower then -6) and this winter he also had no damage. if you have a good variety they grow well in our climate. e.g nerium oleander 'Atlas' is a hardy type. Troposfeer haves many hardy varieties now ( TROPOSFEER ) __________________ -= Last edited by dablo93 : 07-05-2008 at 09:54 AM. Reason: spelling mistake ..