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Re: putting the hex in hexapogon
They are in the open. I give them better than average drainage, such as a
raised bed, or on a hillside, etc. Now they are planted in an old gravel
driveway (I put them there about 10 months ago) and they seem to love
it. Here's another pic. The flowers are a weird mix of brown & purpley-blue.
Dennis in Cincinnati
At 07:08 AM 5/6/2005, you wrote:
>Dennis,
> Are you using a bulb frame for these, or are they "in the open?"
> Ken
>At 02:59 PM 5/5/2005, you wrote:
> >What's a hexapogon?
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> >Some may have never heard of the term. Some may have never given it a
> >second thought. But beard-lovers will be excited to know why some arils
> >are known as 6-bearded. They have beards on the standards as well as the
> >falls. Get a load of this!
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> >(I bet you'll all be checking your irises for extra beards now.) :-)
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> >Dennis in Cincy (who can't even manage to grow 1 beard, let alone 6)
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