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Posted: Jun/08/2006 11:04 PM PST
I love this tree  it is about to bloom and the smell is soft and beautiful even Hubby noticed today when he went to come in the front door ! History, It was planted in a spot for more then 4 years where the water came down from the awning right onto it, it did nicely there even had giant ice on itfor half the winters, it still lived to come back the next year,well, I moved it because it was squooshed between Ash tree roots and the cement porch, besides it can show off its beauty where I put it * anyway , I did notice there were no berries this past fall, I moved it April/MaySpring of 2005 was afraid the move shocked it or something .I can say there wasnt much of a root system at all! Hardly believe it was a tree, less roots then my overwintered Collards! What can you tell me about this tree I will put a lable near it so I know,OH, it has not grown till this year the branches grew about a foot all around,the hieght is still the same. THANK YOU! Kale
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 1:03 PM PST
Treeman WHERE R U !??? Kale
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 1:55 PM PST
We spoiled him, Kale. You have to offer up steak and home-baked treats to get your questions answered. 
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 3:22 PM PST
gee gonna hafta forgo the steak and goodies this time. I can't pull the name of this one outta my hat, yet it looks familiar. Will ponder on it some. This has been Ruritan lawn party week and in addition to being the lawn party chair, I am the main chicken fryer. Thats 4 nights of deep fryin chicken over a hot vat of oil. Until this mornin, I haven't seen the outside of my home in daylight since Tuesday I don't want to see any chicken for the next 3 months at least... thats the reason for my prediliction towards steak. |
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 4:17 PM PST
Looks like it may be, Ligustrum vulgare L.,privit [Oleaceae, olive family] |
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 4:19 PM PST
Ok here you go Treeman some outside living.. Threw the froggie in for a little drama*lol Notice I didnt forget the swing and a little girl to talk or sing you to sleep *LOLSome more... http://gregnmary.gotdns.com/pon/image0.html And after taking up the sun remember my tree No rush..Had it for years without a name Thank You! Kale
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 4:29 PM PST
I think it looks like a Choisya ternata, the Mexican Orange Blossom that someone has standardised. |
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 5:32 PM PST
Choisya ternata, i believe has 5 petals on a flower. Ligustrum has 4. Kales plant appears to have 4.
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 6:29 PM PST
Quote: Originally posted by Kale Treeman WHERE R U !???Kale I find it helps if you word the subject line with the problem or the plant. Then the people familiar with that plant or problem are more likely to go to the thread rather than give it a miss. A general "can someone help me" might attract shrinks more than gardeners. [SIZE="1"]heehee[/SIZE] :orange: :mango: |
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Posted: Jul/08/2006 6:33 PM PST
LOL, Blue! Which isn't to say we don't need both around here!
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