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Nice & compact!! Love the pink!!

Yes it is!! I'm surprised he didn't post anything on here announcing that he was on e-bay!!

I did a Cyp search and found this!!! http://www.ebay.com/sch/posthill/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=25&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2654

I have some new green noses above ground also. Like Dido said wait to cover them after it frosts as they will rot.

Very Nice!!! I like the view too!!

Very Nice!! I would love to have the last one!! If you divide it send me a peice!! :)

I use the small size for all my Cyps.. I got it off of e-bay from a bonsai store. I didn't know it came in 2 sizes.

I would say yes you can substitute them as long as they are small size..

I use it both in ground & in pots.

Tastes like chicken!!!!:D

Being that you have those 2, 1 acid lover Acaule, & Pubescens no acid I would mix in some organic leaf matter & soil for each, or at least put it on the top for the winter so you don't disturb the roots anymore. Acaule does not like to be disturbed. All mine are getting ready to go dormant just...

What Cyps are you growing? You will have to give it a try. You can also ask Ron (here on forum) from Gardens at Post Hill in vendor section. Before I got the turface/ soil protector I was using small size diatomite & that seems to work well too.

If I remeber correctly they are not an acid lover so I would use some leaf mulch. If you have a good wooded area you can dig alittle of the topsoil from there to use in the mix. Beign that they are seedlings I would use very little in the mix, as you can get 4-5 seedlings in a 5" deep pot. Soil...

With me I also use tuface/ soil perfector, but I also mix in some light potting soil/compost depending on species & size/maturity of the plants. I will use either pine duft (acid lover acule) or oak leaves mix (parvi var. pubescense). Perlite should help it, But I found that it is very light &...

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They are pretty fun to watch. I would sit on the porch and watch them. It is getting time for mom to kick the pups out on their own now. I only see 1 or 2 everycouple of days now. Coyotes are a rare sight here but they are around. There was a sighting of a mountain lion on a farm about 10 miles...

This is the 3rd year that she has been here. 1st year 3 pups, 2nd year 2 pups, this year 3 pups. It is cool to watch them, I can sit on the back porch & they will come to eat. We have alot of rodents too, there is alot of roadkill here to mainly squirrels though..

Here is a mother & baby fox that come to the yard to eat table scraps. She has 3 pups this year. Mom coming into the yard. Mom and pup Mom & Pup

I have a nature preserve near my house and always see the Herons there. Sometimes we will see an ocassional White Crane there too..

The flowers look good. So I would think it would be an irntermediate cross. Some would be more color, some would be longer flower spike, & some might be inbetween!! But it is a good cross either way!!