Re: Feature Attraction
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- Subject: Re: Feature Attraction
- From: L*@aol.com
- Date: Wed, 15 Jan 1997 18:16:49 -0700 (MST)
In a message dated 97-01-15 14:13:37 EST, Rich Tasco wrote:
<< I can't understand how FEATURE ATTRACTION won the Walther Cup. I've see
n it growing in Oregon (Schreiner's Garden itself) and in California and
each time it was trying it's best to "bloom out". I would have to think
that it must do better in other parts of the country. Does anyone grow
it? How does it do for you? >>
As both a first year and second year plant, FEATURE ATTRACTION has been an
absolute star among my many recently introduced tb's. Not only does it have
distinctive and attractive color, lace, wide modern form and multi-budded
stalks, but it has increased at a very appropriate rate.
I think that here in Colorado, with our short growing season, bloomout may be
less a problem than in most parts of the country. Hager's MELBA HAMBLEN, for
instance, prone to bloomout in California increases quite nicely here.
Lowell Baumunk
