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    Communities > Forums > Plant Identification
    Forum: Plant IdentificationReplies: 6, Views: 201
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    Zanymuse
    Scotia, CA (Zone 9b)

    April 20, 2001 9:33 AM

    Post #3859

    The first year we moved here there was a huge pine tree in this spot. After it was blown down in a storm (landed on the roof ) These sticks with leaves sprouted up, I kept cutting them to the ground for a couple of years but this year ot formed flower buds and I got one very lovely yellow blossom befor it frosted and no more blossoms came out. Now it has started leafing out. Does anyone have any ideea what it might be?

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    Kathleen
    Panama, NY (Zone 5a)

    April 20, 2001 10:16 AM

    Post #69223

    It very well could be forsythia (but I don't know who Sythia is, so you can keep it!).
    Zanymuse
    Scotia, CA (Zone 9b)

    April 20, 2001 3:59 PM

    Post #69290

    Do you think so? I have seen pictures of

    forsythia but they are too small to see what the individual leaves and flowers look like. I think I will let it grow this year and see what happens.
    bert
    ehrikon
    Switzerland (Zone 6b)

    April 20, 2001 6:58 PM

    Post #69332

    forsythia for sure.
    Kathleen
    Panama, NY (Zone 5a)

    April 20, 2001 8:44 PM

    Post #69376

    Don't cut it back this year - forsythia blossom on second and third year wood. When you do prune wait until just after it blossoms, the buds for next year form during the summer. Let us see it next spring - all yellow and gorgeously sunny.
    weebus
    Olympia, WA (Zone 8b)

    April 21, 2001 5:14 AM

    Post #69484

    YEP! Forsythia. Now it's up to you to find out which strain :-}
    Zanymuse
    Scotia, CA (Zone 9b)

    April 21, 2001 7:22 AM

    Post #69512

    Thanks all! I will leave the poor thing alone and see what next year brings! In the meantime I guess I better learn a little about Forsythia! I think it gets bretty large so need to decide if it stays put or if I should try to move it.

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