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Re: Jacaranda

by "Leighann" <lmt@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > May 24, 2005 at 12:16 AM

"Jazzy" <Jazzy429@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Hi Leighann,  We've met from another ng. :)  I have a Jacaranda and it
> was years before it finally started to bloom.  It was huge, spanning
> over 2/3 of my front lawn.  Then ole Hurricane Charley came along and
> took out the Jacaranda, with an eight foot clump of roots and dirt.
> This according to the re****ts I received, as I was out of state
> attending to family.  My lawn care man cut back the tree and replanted.
>  It will take years for it to get back to it's original size However, I
> was pleasantly surprised to see a few blooms on the tree couple weeks
> ago.
>
> Just be patient, your Jacaranda will most likely bloom.  It will be
> well worth the wait.
>
> ~Mary Lee~ <Lee County, Florida - far south of you>

Hey Mary Lee :)  Thanks for the info.  Josh hit mine with the truck and
nearly uprooted it - now it's leaning towards the street badly.  After
reading about your's, I think I might try digging it up and replanting it
out in the back yard.

Mom bought that for me for my bd 9 years ago.  It was in a HUGE pot and
about 12ft tall at the time - think she paid about $50 for it.  I sure
don't
want anything to happen to it - whether it ever blooms or not :)

Leighann
 




 3 Posts in Topic:
Jacaranda
"\"Leighann\&qu  2005-05-19 18:05:36 
Re: Jacaranda
"Jazzy" <Jaz  2005-05-23 10:01:25 
Re: Jacaranda
"Leighann" <  2005-05-24 00:16:18 

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