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 It is planted in the soil now but for a few years I kept it in a container. It has done better since being in the ground but is not the best specimen in the world  Will try and remember to take a piccie of it tomorrow... |
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Thanks Kazz! I have one in a pot too and it is absolutely covered in 'blossom' this year.....looks as though it has been out in a snowstorm!!  |
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It's a lovely plant and grows prety easily. The huge one I brought with me here has suffered from being planted on a poor, chalky, bank (Poor thing, they like ericaceous!) but is hanging on in there! I've just bought another baby in a litre pot, and that will go in the ericaceous planter, with the azaleas. Has anyone mentioned that the new (red) leaves are very frost sensitive? Good to have a bit of fleece ready to throw over the plant on cold spring nights. It's such a shame to lose that early colour. |
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