Re: Sisyrinchium striatum

I have grown both the species and the variegated

cultivar 'Aunt Mae'. They both turned black and died at

the first hard freeze. Only good as pot plants here.

'Aunt Mae' is really cute and is worth the trouble of

growing another dang house plant, if you are so inclined.

So far the only yellow flowered sisyrinchium that

is even close to hardy here is S. macrocarpum. It does

well in Denver but has proven to be a challenge here

in Missouri. I'm still trying to find the correct site to

make it happy.

Jim

Jim Murrain

8871 NW Brostrom Rd

Kansas City, Missouri 64152-2711

USA

Zone 5b/6a

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