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| 14 Nov 2009 by RUTH Instead, you will be putting the energy into next years blooms. If you just "have to" prune large branches, go ahead and do it now. Rhodie's can handle a heavy pruning, no problem. It just may take a year or two to get back to flowering. ... You can "pinch" Rhododendrons to encourage bushier growth by breaking out the dominate center growth bud when new growth buds just begin to expand in spring. Do not pinch out the fat flower buds! After Rhododendron flowers fade, ... rhododendron - http://11rhododendron.blogspot.com/ [ More results from rhododendron ] |
| 15 May 2008 by Pookie we've spent the last just-under-a-month giddy with excitement for our first bloom day. every bloom in the yard has been encouraged to hang on just a hair longer, and every bud has been lovingly coaxed into opening up by the 15th. ... IPB Living - http://ipbeats.wordpress.com/ |
| 18 Aug 2008 by North Country Maturing Gardener sometimes we look at those spent blooms and all we want to do is take them off. sure, you can do it with a great deal of care. but, i think unless you are very sure of what you are removing, don't do it. the bud for next years flower ... North Country Maturing Gardener - http://ncmg.blogspot.com/ |
| 6 Oct 2008 by Patty Winter via GardenBanter.co.uk seem to bloom nicely, I would guess they get part sun. Another good way to fill out the center of the plant(s) is to break off the new foliage buds on the outer-most branches in the spring after the flower buds swell up and begin to ... GardenBanter.co.uk - http://www.gardenbanter.co.uk/ |
| 22 Feb 2007 by dougr but on the other hand many of the buds are swelling up: rhodies, nipponese maples and azaleas. some things are in bloom: witch hazel, helebores, primroses, cyclamen and sarcacoca. still others are just peeking up: columbine, daffodils, ... The Reluctant Tourist - http://arcsandnodes.blogspot.com/ |
| 30 Jan 2008 by Doug This is a native Rhodo with flower buds that are hardy to -40C. It is a small plant of only three-feet tall but it has very fragrant white or rose pink flowers that bloom in late May. This plant does not like the heat and will suffer more in this than .... We did not get to spray our rhodies with anti-desiccant last fall. This spring when we arrived home we found a clump of brown leaves on two of our rhodies. Guess What! Next fall we spray for sure! Meanwhile should we: ... Doug Green's Blog - http://blog.douggreensgarden.com/ - References |
| 2 Jun 2006 by Caroline Brown Couple questions, are you sure they're flower buds and not leaf buds. Rhodies have both, in the winter they look the same but in the summer the flower buds swell up. If you have no real flower buds then they might have too much nitrogen ... Earth Friendly Gardening - http://earthfriendlygardening.wordpress.com/ [ More results from Earth Friendly Gardening ] |
| 8 Sep 2006 by Ebbett Monroe now, many an azalea and rhodie have gone their whole lives without ever being pruned, and this is just fine. they don't need it to stimulate bud production, and most are pretty nicely shaped just as they are. but sometimes they outgrow ... Wayside Gardens Voices - http://www.waysidegardensvoices.com/ |
| 10 May 2009 by Marc here's a close-up of our pink mountain laurel. it has a couple of weeks before it blooms, this is just the bud phase. it's beautiful when it's in bloom. it has about four times as many blooms this year as last, when i planted it. ... the bokey chronicles - http://bokeyblog.blogspot.com/ |
| 6 Apr 2007 by George Gebhardt this is the same rhodie bush in our front yard, only this is how a big bud looks just before it bursts forth into the beautiful bloom shown in the previ0us shot. kaysflowers - http://kaysflowers.blogspot.com/ |
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