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Comments (10)I'm interested in the following: Iris halophila (08) Any Iris Any Tricyrtis Dianthus barbatus 'Black Magic' Dianthus hybrids mixed Any Hemerocallis Any Hydreangea I know I don't have much right now as I am just getting started out but here is what I do have: Hollyhock mix (mix of all shades and singles/doubles) Light Purple CLematis (friends garden) The rest are from trade: Black eyed susan Stachys Hummello Lady Bells Liatris Spicata Liatris White Money Plant Jewels of Opar Silver Dollars Liatris Spicata 'Alba' Pink Mallow Agastache Honey Bee blue Purple Liatris Spelanthus Eyeball Plant PLMK if there is anything we can trade! Thanks!! Randi...See MoreBelow freezing temps after germination!!
Comments (33)Well I just checked my containers, well I got good news and bad news. Bad news that lupine that had germinated before the freeze is not going to make it, though now I have another new sprout so I will cross my fingers it may get a cotlydon before another freeze moves in. Also lupine does not reseed in my area, it does not even grow in my area and yes this is the perennial that needed a cold period. Good news pretty much everything else looks great, I found some new sprouts also. Now my soapwort, mexican tea, bronze fennel, rosemary and a dianthus has now germinated. So for what I think no matter if it is perennial annual herb veggie if it reseeds you can winter sow it with no extra protection after germination even if a freeze moves in. If doesn't reseed you may lose it after a freeze that happens after germination!!...See MoreHydroponics for beginner
Comments (4)Nice overview. I would also recommend BACI's hydroponic FAQs for more detailed information. These are available by doing a search in this forum for "FAQ"....See MoreSeed & Garden Plans for 2019
Comments (101)Well, did have a few days of "real" summer .... though, now back to rain and coool temps for yet another prolonged stretch for what is now the eighth wettest and gloomiest summer on record, really a miserable one to remember! Only have the hydrangeas been star performers, 'Incrediball' is up to 6 ft high with massive blooms, 'Invincibelle Ruby' has yet lacked vigor, though color is holding well in these cool moist condition, whereas 'Mini Mauvette' quickly faded. 'Little Lamb' is a high impact plant covered in large blooms and 'Moonrock' continues to all around impress and shows two weeks earlier than 'Limelight'. Today, we visited the St. Albert Botanic Park and were espeically impressed with the bloom quality and health of 'Olds College Rose' ... PNR. has yours also remained a healthy performer? As for the direction of rose breeding, I'm anxious to follow the progess! The 'Lauren’s Grape' poppy is a beauty and sets off so well against the silver foliage and the lilies are b-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l! The 'BIG' begonia and geranium collection is a feast for the eyes and so well grown! If anyone is into dahlias and wants to grow a stunner, 'Karma Choc' is that! Also came across this today at the botanic park and it stopping me in my tracks! One we have here and super enjoy is 'Ryecroft Zoe'. Cannas are a bust this year, hardly have grown or bloomed due to the poor weather....See MoreSheila z8a Rogue Valley OR
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