And also a Rhododendron spinuliferum from a friend (thanks!). This is not your average garden center Rhodie...
In case you're wondering, the flowers are fully open.
About Me
- Marcus Tyaeronius Portwhistle
- This is a blog dedicated to interesting flora and the yard projects I undertake to make their cultivation possible.
2010/03/07
2010-03-07 Early Spring Repot and New Rhodie
I repotted about 40 Protea this weekend. I noticed that all the plants had formed thickets of roots called Proteoid roots. Imagine the photo below in 3D and you should think of something that looks a lot like milfoil. Supposedly, these roots help the plants uptake nutrients in low nutrient environments.
And also a Rhododendron spinuliferum from a friend (thanks!). This is not your average garden center Rhodie...
In case you're wondering, the flowers are fully open.
And also a Rhododendron spinuliferum from a friend (thanks!). This is not your average garden center Rhodie...
In case you're wondering, the flowers are fully open.
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