Re: Re: Fw: Re: new purchases
Hello Kitty & Donna,
Lets leave hardiness zones out of the picture for now. They are not the
last word, by any means, when growing plants. All I am trying to say is that
gardeners all around you are growing cyclamen... you can grow them as well.
Just jump in there and experiment. I see where Marge just sent a wonderful
list of great experienced gardeners who have played against the odds and
won. Bare bones minimum you can grow two species relatively easily... C.
coum & hed.
Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
www.munchkinnursery.com
genebush@munchkinnursery.com
Zone 6/5 Southern Indiana
----- Original Message -----
> Donna & Gene,
> Donna's right about Fernwood being warmer. And I believe we've had the
> discussion before where Gene describes his location as Z5, but it's not
> the same Z5 that Donna and I live in. No arguments about the zone
> number, just that upper northeastern IN is colder than upper
> northwestern IN and definitely colder than southern IN.
> But I do think a few varieties of Cyclamen have a chance of making it
> here, especially if they're well-sited and attention is paid to critter
> protection and culture as both Marge and Gene have related. It's worth a
> try.
> Kitty
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