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Scenic Nursery | Gardening Blog: July 2005 Archives
... loosing the character that was the reason for planting Lavender pruned like a stovepipe. Loropetalum as a stove pipe. Both of these plants are noted for their informal habit ... small yards. Plants I regularly use as espalliers include: fruiting apples and pears, flowering Pear, Loropetalum, Sasanqua Camellias, Hollywood Juniper, and cCtrus (especially oranges and grape fruit). Posted by junglejim ...
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Scenic Nursery | Gardening Blog: Natural Pruning???
... and loosing the character that was the reason for planting Lavender pruned like a stovepipe. Loropetalum as a stove pipe. Both of these plants are noted for their informal habit of ... again. Lavender when used correctly should need pruning only once or twice a year. The loropetalum makes a very large arching shrub. It naturaly grows about 6-8' across and as ...
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The Garden Club of Georgia | State Headquarters
... of lawn, framed with brick edging, perennial flowers, flowering shrubs including Fothergilla, Summersweet Clethra, and Loropetalum, and trees including 'Little Gem' Magnolia, 'October Glory' Red Maple, Persian Ironwood, and Fringetree. On ...
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ANGIOSPERMAE （�U）98.2.20-14.12.2
... set on by two. cercidifolius ；resemble to the leaf "foliatus" of Cercis genus Loropetalum R.Br. Tokiwamansaku Loropetalum chinense　 Loropetalum is consisted of "loron"（strap）＋　"petalon"（petal） as the petal is ...
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Tokiwamansaku
... Tokiwamansaku Tokiwamansaku Loropetalum　chinense An evergreen small tree with greyish brown bark. Leaves are alternate, oblique, abruptly acute ...
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