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Posted by Alvin, z6m on March 3, 2025, 9:20 pm, in reply to "Re: In My Garden Today"
Thanks, Fred.
I doubt if the Parasol Tree would become invasive, up here. Like Mimosa, I think of it as borderline hardy. Still, though, I love growing things, here, that often, but not always, grow in southern or western places, unprotected, but will grow here with protection.
So, a bunch of things I have in my garden, are true novelties for my area. Passersby would have a difficult time, attempting to find many of my plants, locally. I like that, Lol!
I agree, about the Aucuba. I have a speckled leaf form, as well. There are quite a few Aucuba cultivars, nowadays. PDN has a number of selections.
The Deodars that get big, are generally the older straight species. The newer cultivars are generally grafted, like this one. These can get big, but generally after decades. Until I took this pic, I didn't know the name tag is still on. I have to make sure it hasn't begun strangling the trunk.
Has your area been affected by any of the Carolinian wildfires, of late?
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