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kuntrygal (315) wrote the following about Iris X nelsonii on Jun 15 2009
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' on Jun 15 2009
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old-english-hen (12) wrote the following about Tithonia rotundifolia on Jun 13 2009
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Arrhenatherum elatius var. bulbosum 'Variegatum' on Jun 13 2009 (Last edit was on Jun 13 2009)
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toni (36069) wrote the following about Iris X 'Black Gamecock' on Jun 12 2009
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Lychnis coronaria on Jun 11 2009
old-english-hen (12) wrote the following about Passiflora incarnata on Jun 11 2009
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California ECO House (17) wrote the following about Allium cernuum on Jun 10 2009
Tammyd (1215) wrote the following about Catharanthus roseus on Jun 10 2009
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Canadian Chelsea (41) wrote the following about Silphium perfoliatum on Jun 09 2009
Parts of plant are poisonous if ingested.
Consistently moist; do not let dry out between waterings. Very high moisture needs. Suitable for bogs and water gardens. May be considered a protected species.
Consistently moist; do not let dry out between waterings. Very high moisture needs. Suitable for bogs and water gardens. May be considered a protected species.
Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' on Jun 15 2009
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Color varies with time of year. Shades of light green in spring, darkening in summer and bronze in winter. This plant can create a nice cover for pots as it hangs well or in a rock garden makes a nice ground cover. Pieces do break off easily and self root easily. Buy one and you can soon have lots. I have some growing between to old railroad ties.
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old-english-hen (12) wrote the following about Tithonia rotundifolia on Jun 13 2009
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Great Butterfly Flower. Grows tall, with great orange/ yellow flowers. Always swarmimg with Bees and butterflies.
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Arrhenatherum elatius var. bulbosum 'Variegatum' on Jun 13 2009 (Last edit was on Jun 13 2009)
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I like it between the bricks of my patio for its variagated almost white leaves.
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toni (36069) wrote the following about Iris X 'Black Gamecock' on Jun 12 2009
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I have two large pots of water filled with these. They winter over in Zone 7 even with some ice and snow. They do multiply quickly.
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Jewell (5504) wrote the following about Lychnis coronaria on Jun 11 2009
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Loves to self-sew in dry well drained areas of my yard, especially between the bricks of the patio, on the south side of my house. Striking magenta pink against the silver foliage.
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old-english-hen (12) wrote the following about Passiflora incarnata on Jun 11 2009
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Fantastic butterfly plant. Attracts the frillaries and zebra longwing butterfles, as a larva sourse. Orange w/black spines and white w/ black spines cattapilars. harmless, but big eaters. Wouldn't have a graden withut this plant.
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California ECO House (17) wrote the following about Allium cernuum on Jun 10 2009
Photograph added June 10 was incorrect - it can be deleted - it wss Cerastium, not Allium
Tammyd (1215) wrote the following about Catharanthus roseus on Jun 10 2009
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I love the periwinkles. Not only are they pretty but anticancer drugs have been developed from the alkaloids in the Rosy Periwinkle.
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Canadian Chelsea (41) wrote the following about Silphium perfoliatum on Jun 09 2009
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Indian Cup is a show stopper in late summer with it's daisy-like yellow flowers atop a 7' square stem. Monarch butterflies love it.
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