‘Hawlmark Crimson’. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Feb 14, 2020, site Ult-S-front-15. Provenance: My garden, site Bon-N-17 in 2016; and originally from Mrs. Sheila Gravett, Manjimup, in 2001. This little new plant is slow, but doing well.
The main cane of another 2016 cutting-grown plant of Hawlmark Crimson suddenly died at Northcliffe last week and plant itself may or may not have died. Sheila Gravett’s original bush was probably on rootstock and would have been a long-lived plant, although it was not looking too happy when I struck it in 2001.
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‘Hawlmark Crimson’. Own roots at Northcliffe, W.A. Feb 14, 2020, site Ult-S-front-15. Provenance: My garden, site Bon-N-17 in 2016; and originally from Mrs. Sheila Gravett, Manjimup, in 2001. This little new plant is slow, but doing well.
The main cane of another 2016 cutting-grown plant of Hawlmark Crimson suddenly died at Northcliffe last week and plant itself may or may not have died. Sheila Gravett’s original bush was probably on rootstock and would have been a long-lived plant, although it was not looking too happy when I struck it in 2001.