Re: Hosta Flowers-------The Horse Is Not Quite Dead
- To: hosta-open@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: Hosta Flowers-------The Horse Is Not Quite Dead
- From: C* <b*@annap.infi.net>
- Date: Sat, 17 Oct 1998 20:58:17 -0400
- References: <aba97ee0.3628f27b@aol.com>
Clyde, on my monitor, 5" comes to about ........here. If you can show me a
Piedmont Gold flower as wide as that sentence I will eat it in front of the folks
at the convention next June, that is, assuming you can get it to bloom at the
right time and I finally make it to a convention. I've grown hundreds of PG's and
cannot recall seeing a flower of that size. Now, I'm not saying you're
exagerating a bit, just that I personally have not seen it and would certainly
like to see one, and taste it.
Chick
CCREDUX@aol.com wrote:
> *****************************************************************************
> Bob,
> You might also try H. 'Piedmont Gold' . The orthodoxy was that PG HAD to be
> grown in shade; however, it does better in "partial sun." AND, I have seen it
> in bloom with flowers that are 5" in diameter, in situations where it received
> a lot of sun.
>
> Clyde Crockett z5
>
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