I thought it would be interesting, and maybe useful for others, to document the new growth of the photinias. This hedge is the variety called Superhedge.
23 July
31 July
10 August
21 August
29 August
2 September
14 September
the bright afternoon light is enhancing the colour
21 September
25 September
29 September
3 October
15 October
19 October
after hub did an unannounced pruning
26 October
there are some flowers developing though
not as many as if it hadn't been pruned
14 November
21 November
you can just see in the last two photos
the browned flowers on the right side
the bright afternoon light is enhancing the colour
after hub did an unannounced pruning
there are some flowers developing though
not as many as if it hadn't been pruned
2 November
the browned flowers on the right side
Great photos. I've seen Photonia hedges when I've visited Canberra to see the grandchildren. It must be perfect conditions for them there. They are a wonderful plant - always changing but looking good no matter when.
ReplyDeleteWow that is impressively diligent photographing! I always plan to do that and then go all random and never follow through. So I am in awe. And it is beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteAfter all that I missed getting a good photo of the flowers. Oh well :-)
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