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Thu, Aug 25, 05 at 20:41
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| Looks like Caryopteris clandonensis. A semi woody shrub. Commonly called Bluemist or Blue Spirea |
Here is a link that might be useful: Check out Caryopteris
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| Yes indeed, Caryopteris it is. I just love it and wish I lived in zone 6 to ensure its survival each year. Mine is about to bloom in one area now. I'm in zone 4/5. |
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- Posted by seventowers 6 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 27, 05 at 2:03
| Thanks for responding, I have been wondering for many months now and finally it is flowering and I am pleased with the color and form .. I have to move this plant and I do hope it will be ok but I will wait for spring. |
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| not caryopteris it is a calaminthus has a square stem and not woody at least not in the photo |
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| Could be, but not like my calaminthus at all. |
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| My vote is for Caryopteris also :o) |
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- Posted by seventowers 6 (My Page) on Mon, Oct 17, 05 at 23:35
| It most certainly is a Caryopteris and it was a wonderful surprise . I believe this is a Dark Knight . I was given 3 plugs of first choice last month as well . Gorgeous plant. Glad to have them. Thanks everyone for the ID |
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