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Tales and trials of becoming a garden designer starting with a year of studying Residential Landscape Architecture (Garden Design to you and me!), at the Oxford College of Garden Design in 2009/2010 year group.
Showing posts with label fasciation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fasciation. Show all posts
Monday, April 5, 2010
Fasciation is unpredictable.........
Flattened, elongated shoots and flower heads that look like many stems compressed together are called fasciation. This strange-looking problem may be ugly or attractive, but is always interesting. The Forsythia in the garden, hacked last year, to within and inch of it's life has produced 3 fasciated stems covered in blossom.
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fasciation,
forsythia
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