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Mystery of my "evergreen" plum sapling.
young codger
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My 5 plum saplings that were grown from seed/stone in 2019 have been outdoors all winter thus far. 4 of them lost their leaves soon after putting them outdoors in the autumn.
They were altogether outdoors in 2lt pots.
Mysteriously to me, but possibly not to the knowledgeable members on here, one of the saplings has retained it's leaves-see photo. Why is this?
Maybe there is a variety of plum that is not diciduous?
I have not googled this as yet, and prefer to call on the experience of the forum.
They were altogether outdoors in 2lt pots.
Mysteriously to me, but possibly not to the knowledgeable members on here, one of the saplings has retained it's leaves-see photo. Why is this?
Maybe there is a variety of plum that is not diciduous?
I have not googled this as yet, and prefer to call on the experience of the forum.
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