Looking for Caryopteris clandonensis "blue mist"

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  1. Holly wawzonek

    Holly wawzonek Member

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    My grandafather, Arthur Simmonds, propagated Caryopteris Clandonensis " Blue Mist". We've had one in our North Shore garden for about 25 years, but it appears to be dying. I haven't been able to locate this variety in local plant stores. Has anyone seen it around?
     
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  2. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    This place is listed for it in The Plant Locator - Western Region (2004, Black-Eyed Susans/Timber, Portland), which also notes that blue mist is used as a common name as well. In addition, the book states it is possible 'Blue Mist' is being used for seed-raised stock rather than a uniform, clonal cultivar.
     
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