any luck with burnet - Sanguisorba?
Linda G (zone 6a)
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Comments (32)Perhaps rather than leaving thank yous here within this thread (and bumping it back up) those who have received Kalena67's generous offer would like to leave a review for her at the link below to her review thread at The Rate and Review Forum. "This offer is filled!" said the offering member on March 4th. Here is a link that might be useful: kalena67's review thread...See MoreTrying any new perennials this year?
Comments (56)They like average moisture with good drainage, mine just had way too much with that drain keeping the soil too wet but I'd planted it there because it was a moist spot and I'd read they like that. They also do well in partial sun. I sowed mine --warm temps in cups with plastic bags on top to keep moist-- in winter in a sunny window but you can sow in spring, they come up in about 10 days or so. Now that you brought it up, I decided sow some more to plant in some spots that get sun for only a few hours and see how they do. mxk3, first year with no blooms is fairly typical for perennials. By the end of the first year you should have a nice sized plants with good root systems though. I imagine keeping them a bit on the dry side in winter further north would be good so make sure it has good drainage. We had thick ice one year and I lost one to rot on the north side of the house....See Morewanted: springbank park plant exchange ii
Comments (63)Hello all, Not sure if it's ok to post this here - but thought you might be interested! http://www.fanshawec.ca/EN/htn1/program/Open_Garden.htm "Fanshawe College Opens Gates to Cuddy Property in St. Thomas on June 5 th 10-4 and 6th 11-4 to Honour the Legacy of A.M. (Mac) Cuddy." The A.M. (Mac) Cuddy Gardens, owned by Fanshawe College and managed by the Horticulture Technician Program, feature one of the largest collections of plants in Ontario. A.M. (Mac) Cuddy Garden In 2007, Patricia VanOmen Cuddy, widow of the late A.M. (Mac) Cuddy, donated the property known for decades as Cuddy Gardens to Fanshawe College. This living legacy is comprised of a lush and unique garden stretching over more than five acres and thrives under the constant attention of the horticulture students and specialists at Fanshawe. It also includes the century-old residence where Mac Cuddy and his family lived for more than 56 years. Over 2,000 species are displayed in dry, rock, woodland, perennial, rose and aquatic gardens. Several plants found in the garden, such as the indigenous Cucumber Magnolia and the Yellow Trillium, are on the endangered species list....See MoreHAVE: Seeds I have for trade
Comments (1)I have jack in the pulpit for big bluestem. let me know Jeff...See Moredeanna in ME Barely zone 6a, more like 5b
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