Originally posted on roncorylus:
This morning I had the singular pleasure of accompanying eight ladies on their walk up the Zig-Zag path and on to De Mond se Kop in search of interesting plants. We were not disappointed. A bitterly cold wind kept us company and ensured that we were well wrapped up at all times. Despite being heavily overcast, it did not rain at… Continue reading Flower frenzy on De Mond se Kop
Originally posted on Kitora no do:
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Originally posted on Kitora no do:
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Originally posted on Michael Hagedorn:
If they are, you likely have juniper tip blight, or phomopsis. This is a fungus that attacks the growing tip of the juniper, usually in spring when the temps are mild, around 60 F / 15 C or so, and during humid or wet weather. It attacks many species of juniper. Native North American junipers like Rocky Mountain Juniper are… Continue reading Juniper Tips Dying?
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