Re: rebloom
Hi Jim and Ran,
One question I have is--- Are there any plants which send up new
blooming divisions reliably from one year to the next? Or is this just the
occasional oddity. I don't want to guess what might be the right word, but I
wonder if it's important or just a rare, temporary thing like a scape coming
up in spring with no leaves. Do we need a word for all the weird things
these plants do?
........Bill Meyer
>
> > A question I have asked before...........but with no answers:..
> >
> > Is "rebloom" a correct name
> *****************
> Jim
> In the(rare) cases, where amore than one scape comes from one division, I
> believe that "re-bloom" is the correct term. In the majority of "second
> bloom" situations, it seems to be a division or two on the plant, that
> simply did not "push" that final bud, when the rest of the plant did.
> "second blooming" might be an ok term for this although it could send the
> wrong message as well. . I agree , we need a god term that has the
correct
> menaing.
> Thanks
> Ran
> for the phenomenon of several divisions of a
> > hosta plant to bloom later than normal or at a different times during
> > the growing season. Think about it, please. We have been using this term
> > for years, perhaps incorrectly? . Rebloom to me means to bloom again,
> > and I don't think this is what happens. What do you think?
> >
> > Jim H.
> >
>
> >
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