Been busy whitewater boating, living life, etc. to indulge in boo addiction. I have noticed that my pj is now flowering, Zone 6. The original divisions were from "wild" groves in Aiken, SC. Been in the ground here and doing VERY well for about five years. Up against the house has helped shelter from cold a** winds...
Anyone have a guess on the viability of these plants? Any action I should take at this point, other than just wait and see?
From what I hear, japonica usually doesn't die from flowering but usually doesn't produce viable seed either. Funny that I just noticed earlier that some of my potted japonicas are flowering. I am not going to remove the flowers just in case they do make viable seeds that may grow into something interesting.
God Bless,
Matthew
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Genesis 2:8 And the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden; and there He put the man whom He had formed.
The Arrow is looking pretty scraggly, no new leaves this year just raggedy looking "old" leaves. Not all culms are flowering but most are. No shoots this year either... The culms that are not flowering are producing new leaves though.
My thought wast to remove the culms with the flowers and see if they plant will recover. Any thoughts?
