Re: Re: Rhizomes on way

James,

> I put several probable fulva thizomes in the mail to you today. I

Many thanks! Did I promise you something in return?  If not I owe you one!

> Also with great frustration I discovered that a garden helper had dumped a
> barrow of red clay on the native blue eyed grass which I had foraged

Too bad, thanks for the effort anyway.
> 
> I'll be curious when these rhizomes bloom whether you can confirm fulva or
> Red Echo.  Whichever, they are very nice.

Sure, I'll let you know.
> 
> We have had nil winter, and are set up for a disasterous freeze.  My
> Japanese magnolia is in bloom, trees are budding, and 75 detrees is
> predicted for Saturday.  It is very unlikly that we will escape another
> severe freeze before winter is over.

That IS very scary! I'll keep my fingers crossed for you! We've had a mild
one as well, but are close to our average date of last frost.


Thanks again!
Rod





 
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