Title says it all, just about to go away on holiday but will put mine up when I get back. Considering they take up a lot of space, why have you kept them?
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I gave the original plant of my āPinwheel Supriseā (Mutabilis x Trier) to an MD, OB/Gyn friend who was planting up his new place, and Iām sure it is the actual largest plant Iāve grown. Pictured above is an OP seedling of āFranƧois Juranvilleā (with a hose-end sprayer for scale and its parent wrapped around the pole and up over the arbour) that is around 2x2x3ā in size, and is in effect a dwarf wichurana tea polyantha. It is currently throwing several basal-shoots up and out, but none so far show any indication of climbing. Both seedlings germinated in 2024.
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