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AgnesKS (43) wrote the following about Verbascum phoeniceum on Sep 21 2011
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Penny (7) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Summer Wine' on Sep 20 2011
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Eupatorium purpureum on Sep 20 2011
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Chelone obliqua on Sep 17 2011
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Tiarella cordifolia on Sep 17 2011 (Last edit was on Sep 17 2011)
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Lunaria annua on Sep 17 2011
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Melissa officinalis on Sep 17 2011
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Pulmonaria longifolia on Sep 17 2011
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Pseudofumaria lutea on Sep 15 2011
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Geranium sanguineum on Sep 14 2011 (Last edit was on Sep 14 2011)
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Verbascum/Mullein doesn't do well in loamy rich soil. The leaves and stalks will flop like rabbit's ears - limp.
Penny (7) wrote the following about Hemerocallis 'Summer Wine' on Sep 20 2011
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What a beautiful color.....so pretty...nice addition to any garden.
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Eupatorium purpureum on Sep 20 2011
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This plant grows wild on our farm in western NY state. Very pretty in its meadow location. Pretty in a meadow, but not a refined look.
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Chelone obliqua on Sep 17 2011
Wildflower, likes partial shade and moist soil. Attractive plant, late bloomer, when not much else is blooming.
Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Tiarella cordifolia on Sep 17 2011 (Last edit was on Sep 17 2011)
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Great plant for shady location. Does not seem to be bothered by deer or rodents. Attractive foliage when plant is not in bloom.
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Lunaria annua on Sep 17 2011
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Interesting plant. Seeds are encased in round flat discs. When outside membrane is peeled away, the remainig membrane is bright white, very pretty, hense the name 'money plant'.
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Melissa officinalis on Sep 17 2011
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Watch out for this one, it is pretty aggressive.....
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Pulmonaria longifolia on Sep 17 2011
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Foliage makes a nice show in the garden with its spotted leaves. Unfortunately it self sows readily and can be invasive as a result. Difficult to pull out.
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Pseudofumaria lutea on Sep 15 2011
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Self-sows readily, but as Droopy says, it is easy to pull out. Has a very delicate look in the garden.
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Cayuga Morning (1356) wrote the following about Geranium sanguineum on Sep 14 2011 (Last edit was on Sep 14 2011)
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This geranium will self-sow, but is not invasive. I have white geraniums that have appeared from a pink parent plant. It is easy to transplant, the root is almost tuber-like, and easily dug up to transplant. After flowering in June or July, the foliage gets a little ratty, and flops. It responds to being sheared back, and sometimes will re-bloom. I recommend this plant. I grow it more for its appealing rounded form than for its flowers, (although they are pretty too).
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