Re: Snowball Bush

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Posted by Kay on April 26, 2003 at 08:23:28:

In Reply to: Snowball Bush posted by Mary on April 16, 2003 at 12:02:17:

I received a snowball bush around 20 years ago from my Grandmother. There was a disease going around that was killing them at that time. It grew but looked scraggly for many years - but it was from my Grandmother so I kept it. Last year it decided to propagte itself all over the flower bed. Keep trying, it must have something to do with the moisture level. They are beautiful and well worth the effort.

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: I received a snowball bush around 20 years ago from my Grandmother. There was a disease going around that was killing them at that time. It grew but looked scraggly for many years - but it was from my Grandmother so I kept it. Last year it decided to propagte itself all over the flower bed. Keep trying, it must have something to do with the moisture level. They are beautiful and well worth the effort.



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