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From: Russell Coker <cokerra at BELLSOUTH.NET>
Subject: Re: what's growing
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Hey Y'all.

Here on the Gulf Coast the azaleas finished blooming 3 weeks ago so we =
are well past "spring".  It hasn't rained here since the first week of =
March.

My old family of ringens planted in the garden were up and in full bloom ==
the first of part of March, and the flowers still look good.  Next was =
wattii (the mysterious A-147), but the flowers lasted only a week.  My =
amurense from C. Y. bloomed for the second year and set seed.  One of my ==
iyoanum ssp. nakaianums bloomed a month ahead of the second, and I =
noticed that the first seems to be setting seed.  Engleri and =
ternatipartitum have already bloomed, and costatum is on its way out =
too.  Kiushianum is in all its glory right now.

Saxatile and thunbergii ssp. urashima are both up, but apparently still =
too small to bloom. :-(  Hopefully next year.  Many others just breaking ==
the soil surface!

Russell
Mobile, Alabama  8b
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<DIV>Hey Y'all.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Here on the Gulf Coast the azaleas finished blooming 3 weeks ago so ==
we are 
well past "spring".&nbsp; It hasn't rained here since the first week of= 
March.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>My old family of ringens&nbsp;planted in the garden were up and in =
full 
bloom the first of part of March,&nbsp;and the flowers still look =
good.&nbsp; 
Next was wattii (the mysterious A-147), but the flowers lasted only a=2=0
week.&nbsp; My amurense from C. Y. bloomed for the second year and set= 
seed.&nbsp; One of my iyoanum ssp. nakaianums bloomed a month ahead of =
the 
second, and I noticed that the first seems to be setting seed.&nbsp; =
Engleri and 
ternatipartitum&nbsp;have already bloomed, and costatum is on its way =
out 
too.&nbsp; Kiushianum is in all its glory right now.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Saxatile and thunbergii ssp. urashima&nbsp;are both up, but =
apparently 
still too small to bloom. :-(&nbsp; Hopefully next year.&nbsp; Many =
others just 
breaking the soil surface!</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Russell</DIV>
<DIV>Mobile, Alabama&nbsp; 8b</DIV></BODY></HTML>

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