General information and discussion about cultivating fruit-bearing plants, trees, flowers and ornamental plants.
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February 27, 2007 | #16 |
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Location: Hendersonville, NC zone 7
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Big time into flowers here - the types/numbers I start from seed ebb and flow year to year. Some constants - the early spring perennials (Jacob's Ladder, Celadine Poppy, Virginia Bluebells, Epimedium, etc) - and all sorts of Salvia (Guaranitica thrives in our yard), though we've kept a beautiful Regla plant going for years, and in the fall, van Houttyii...also various clumps of Greggi and Microphylla here and there. Our male dog Buddy has taken down quite a few of our perennials with his "fire hose"! Right now I am waiting to see if the Columbine I planted last year bloom in the new location - one of my favorites. The only flowers I have up and growing are Salvia Coccinia - Lady in Red, and Coral Nymph. I am going to direct seed some Calliopsis around my garden border.
Oh, to have the appropriate land (and lack of deer) to spread great perennials all around our property!
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