Re: Why Grow Other's Seeds? / Junk Hostas

Hi Sandra,
      I'd have to agree about climate. Microclimate too. You can even see it
year to year if you get much different weather from one year to the next.
For some reason, they just don't seem to grow as well in a dry season. no
matter how much you water them, as they do in a rainy season.
                                                               ........Bill



> I'll jump in here with my one cent.  I STILL believe that climate makes
such
> a difference. These all do very, very well here.  If you guys had not sold
> Frances Williams, Patriot and Great Expectations, I would have lost a lot
of
> beauty in my garden.  I find the idea of not selling plants absurd.  This
is
> part of gardening; learning the good and the bad and culling and
replacing.
> I would not want someone dictating what I can buy or not buy. This is just
> part of the whole educational process and joy of gardening, whether it is
> hosta or daylillies or some other plant.  Sandra
>
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