Re: Most red gums not looking so hot in San Antonio

Posted by georgeinbandon,oregon on 3/9/2011, 8:31 pm, in reply to "Most red gums not looking so hot in San Antonio"
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thanks for the report---looks like this winter has been a challenge for a lot of plants all over the place---lets hope that some of the eucs will come back in such a way that their owners wom't have to remove large trimls amd bramcjes. also interesting that "silverton provenance"/subcinerea seems to be hardier for you (i had the feeling that obtusa was the most frost resistant of the red gums)but experience trumps feeling for sure. good luck to you and the eucs down your way.

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Message Thread Most red gums not looking so hot in San Antonio - richtrav 3/9/2011, 8:15 pm Re: Most red gums not looking so hot in San Antonio - georgeinbandon,oregon 3/9/2011, 8:31 pm "Obtusa" obtusa is slightly more tender in South Texas - richtrav 3/9/2011, 10:28 pm Re: "Obtusa" obtusa is slightly more tender in South Texas - Phil in Sydney 3/9/2011, 11:18 pm Part two - richtrav 3/11/2011, 8:11 pm Re: Part two - Bob 3/22/2011, 4:29 pm Re: Part two - Tom 3/12/2011, 10:41 pm Re: Part two - Phil in Sydney 3/11/2011, 11:49 pm It's whatever is in the Arizona trade - richtrav 3/12/2011, 7:27 am Re: It's whatever is in the Arizona trade - Phil in Sydney 3/12/2011, 1:08 pm Thanks, here it is (part one) - richtrav 3/11/2011, 7:52 pm Re: Thanks, here it is (part one) - georgeinbandon,oregon 3/12/2011, 4:17 am I've never seen one here - richtrav 3/12/2011, 7:20 am Re: "Obtusa" obtusa is slightly more tender in South Texas - .georgeinbandon,oregon 3/10/2011, 7:25 am One person used to have one in Austin - richtrav 3/10/2011, 12:07 pm Re: One person used to have one in Austin - georgeinbandon,oregon 3/10/2011, 2:28 pm « Back to index

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