It has very fleshy roots and strap-like leaves of which when it is growing well, it will produce four to six new ones during the growing season. It flowers in the spring. The time to start the tubers into growth is late winter. Or early spring, but the point to bear in mind is that a. Make sure the compost is moist but not wet and do not water until absolutely necessary, as too much. Moisture at this stage before any appreciable root. Be given light shading in the late spring and summer.

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Friday, May 21, 2010. Overwatering kills more plants than underwatering; you may want to look up the specific plant and its requirements to see what it needs in terms of light, water and soil type. Another common problem is moisture either too wet or too dry.

Cultivated for over 1,500 years for its variously colored blossoms, this Japanese apricot has more than 300 cultivars. It has a rounded crown. LEAF Alternate, ovate, hairy, sharply toothed margins. FLOWER Large, white to pink to red, and fragrant; borne singly or in pairs on old wood. FRUIT Spherical to ovoid drupe, fleshy, yellow, barely edible.