Re: columbine leaf miner

**l*@juno.com**

 On Tue, 21 Oct 2008 07:17:11 -0500 "C.L. Fornari" <clfornari@mail.com>
writes:
 They are not, by the way, planted in shade, but in 
> afternoon sun, on a slope. Perhaps that will hasten their departure? 
>  
> with thanks,
> C.L.
> www.gardenlady.com

Don't count on it. I have a purple sport of wild columbine that receives
all day, hot baking summer sun. This made it shorter and more prolific
than when it was growing in the shady spot where I originally found it.
It makes zillions of seeds each season and doubles in circumference each
year. My hybrids get 4-5 hours of strong sun also and they grow lustily.
I love columbines, so....

Why not give your husband his own garden corner to grow the plants he
loves?

Regards,
Lois
Visit: http://loisdevries.blogspot.com
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