Re: After Irises, what then?
- Subject: Re: [iris-talk] After Irises, what then?
- From: a*@cs.com
- Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2001 01:42:50 EST
In a message dated 12/15/01 5:07:08 PM Mountain Standard Time,
wendon@dcsi.net.au writes:
> Thank you for reminding me Jan, that lavenders need a limey soil. I did know
> that but was determined to try and grow them, but again as we have acidic
> soil it is most logical that they wouldn't/arent' thriving.In the try to
> grow them processs, I had forgotten their proper cultural
> requirements..Perhaps it is a common gardener fault, always wanting/trying
> to grow the impossible in the wrong spot.
I am in need of a memory jog. I believe that this thread has been discussing
the "lavenders" of the perennial bed, but there's also a large shrub grown in
OK & NM -- and probably much of the SW -- that is known colloquially as the
"lavender" bush. It is extremely fragrant and almost impossible to kill.
Can anyone supply its proper name?
Sharon McAllister
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