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09-14-2009, 05:52 PM
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Re: Spacing
Yeah, definitely not too late to move that maurelii! I've moved plants that were 6+ feet tall before....they tolerate it just fine....it's just a matter of how easy it is to lift/move such a large plant. But yours still looks pretty small....so move it now if you are planning on it...before it gets more difficult later.
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Re: Spacing
Thanks, Planetrj and LilRaverBoi. I totally forgot that the reason that I planted the Maurelli there is because there is a gap in the cinderblocks that we wanted to hide! I think I'll leave that one. I'll cross my fingers that it will be all right. I'll let you say I told you so if it isn't! Thanks again for the compliment and advice. I appreciate it.
Actually, the Singapore behind the Maurelli is in fact 'Dwarf Singapore Pink.' I have 'Singapore White' up on the hill by the 'Sweetheart' banana. I love them both. I have a few other plumeria obtusa species that I adore. Last edited by Clare_CA : 09-14-2009 at 11:21 PM. Reason: spelling error |
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