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iPlayinDirt

CT, US
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Recent comments


Re: I love my Dutchman's pipe!

Prides Corner Nurseries in Connecticut grows this, I believe in a 5 gallon staked pot. They are wholesale only-but I am sure they could find a local retailer for you if your in the Northeast.

posted: 9:28 am on June 16th  

Re: Flowering tree in nature area/backyard border

Looks like a member of the apple family.
Flowers look to big for amelanchier-but I am not familar with all the species of it.
Have you seen its fruit?

posted: 10:48 am on May 11th  

Re: shootingstar?

Hoya?

posted: 1:03 pm on May 6th