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11160
Does anyone know of a Al Bury? He donated a late pink yellow prunifolium that is blooming at the Arnold. He seems to have had some association with transplant...
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Aug 2, 2008
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11161
John meant to say that Transplant Nursery gave the plant labeled prunifolium to the Arnold with its providence being from AL BURY. We thought that could be a...
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Aug 2, 2008
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11162
Does ASA archive messages (old ones). Sally reloaded the XP disk and the only thing left was Bookmarks. All of the Favorites, messages I had catalogued into...
salq
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Aug 2, 2008
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11163
Joe, while this forum is monitored by ASA's Bob Stelloh, Yahoo does the mechanics. Archived messages can be found at...
Tom Schuetz
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Aug 3, 2008
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11164
Joe, For the really old messages, go to the ASA Web site at www.azaleas.org and select the archives option in the menu at the left. -- William C. Miller III ...
William C. Miller III
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Aug 3, 2008
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11165
this is from the ASK US page, so please send me a CC Help! Is my Azalea dead? Most of the leaves are dead, however there are a few live green branches. I...
April Denning
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11166
Hi April, If plant material is dead, it doesn't come back. From the images, the plant isn't entirely dead. However, if you keep over-watering it, you will...
William C. Miller III
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11167
Hi April, When Bill Miller said that live branches would have a green cross section, he actually means that a thin layer under the bark will be green. The...
Steve & Darlene Henning
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Aug 4, 2008
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11168
I am a Master Gardener in Williamsburg Virginia. I received a inquiry form a friend of mine on an Azalea problem he is having. The e-mail stated "Hate to...
Richard Strenkowski
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Aug 5, 2008
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11169
Hi Rich, The damage is consistent with drought damage. Drought can cause entire branches or entire plants to die. We have had several years of drought here...
Steve & Darlene Henning
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Aug 5, 2008
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11170
I was photographing some different forms of Smooth Azalea, Rhododendron arborescens, this week with macro settings on my camera. It seems that in my...
Mike Creel
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Aug 6, 2008
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11171
Mike I personally have a problem with this concept that a species can have 2 populations that bloom at nonoverlaying times. First I believe species is a...
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Aug 6, 2008
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11172
Hi John, You state "I personally have a problem with this concept that a species can have 2 populations that bloom at nonoverlaying times." Let me give you a...
Steve & Darlene Henning
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11173
Steve As I stated I do not see why if 2 populations when colocated do not share DNA they should be considered the same species. Seems to me the main purpose...
sjperk5
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Aug 6, 2008
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11174
One of the generally accepted criteria for a speciation of two isolated populations is the point at which hybrid offspring become "mules" or not viable at all....
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Aug 6, 2008
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11175
Michael, I am sure that it took much , much less time for you to type JMHO than it took me (a non text messager) to figure it out. Tom Schuetz ...
Tom Schuetz
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Aug 6, 2008
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11176
My bad. I hate texting too but slip up sometimes, ... From: "Tom Schuetz" <schuetz101@...> ... Michael, I am sure that it took much , much less time...
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11177
Michael The question on species that interact is where does the species end and the hybrids begin. Clearly the 4ns, the 2ns, vaseyi, and canadense are 4...
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Aug 6, 2008
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11178
[this is from the ASK US page, so please send me a CC] How do I get a list of Azalea growers in Oregon and/or Washington? Sincerely, Floyd Lovejoy Portland, OR...
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11179
Just My Humble Opinion - Is that it ... From: Tom Schuetz <schuetz101@...> Subject: Re: [AZ] Re: Check your arborescens for hairs on the leaves To:...
Mike Creel
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Aug 6, 2008
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11180
Hi Floyd, For Oregon nurseries, go to the following Web site: http://www.nurseryguide.com/nurseryguide/search.lasso#plants Enter azalea in the plant name box...
William C. Miller III
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Aug 6, 2008
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11181
The following contains links to several rhododendron and azaleas nurseries that have web sites. http://arsmc.org/links.aspx John Perkins Salem, NH ... will ......
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Aug 6, 2008
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11182
Steve If you cross individuals from the late population and show that a certain percentage bloom somewhat earlier and if these cross you get earlier still and...
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Aug 6, 2008
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11183
Arborescens seems to me one of our most distinctive native azalea species in terms of foliage. In my native azalea collection I grow nothing that is as smooth...
Mike Creel
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Aug 7, 2008
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11184
Is the 1996 ARS seed exchange record on line anywhere. I would like to know if Polly Hill or someone from her arboretum submitted any R. nakaharai seeds. Mike...
Mike Creel
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Aug 7, 2008
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11185
I think it depends. If I was some distinguished plant person, humble would work. Since I'm not a plant person, honest would be it. ... From: Mike Creel...
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11186
Mike, I checked my 1996 ARS seed exchange catalogue. As far as I can see, Polly Hill sent only three seed lots, all open pollinated species: #1539 R. maximum...
diane kehoe
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Aug 7, 2008
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11187
In the R. viscosum that bloom around Canobie Lake there is a range of foliage types some with very glaucous leaves and very few hairs along the stems and...
sjperk5
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Aug 7, 2008
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11188
The ARS Seed Exchange lists from 1990 to 2008 are here in one form or another. Werner Brack did most of this work getting the earlier ones into pdf format. ...
sjperk5
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Aug 7, 2008
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11189
Mike I believe the species definition used for Rhododendron states something to the effect 2 Rhododendron populations are different species if they differ in 2...
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