PCNs and Missouriensis
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- Subject: PCNs and Missouriensis
- From: <J*@aol.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Jul 1998 10:32:37 EDT
From: <JForte21@aol.com>
Hi All,
My husband just got back from a fishing trip up around Arnold, California and
he said he saw some PCNs that were bright yellow gold, like those yellow gold
nasturtiums. Any idea what species these could be?
Another question: My mother-in-law won an I. missouriensis at the national
convention and gave it to me. So I put it in the ground under an oak tree
where it won't get much summer water, but many of the leaves have turned
yellow/brown. Do I water it or not? I really want it to live. My climate is
very very dry and hot during the summer.
Mary Forte, Atascadero, California, Zone 9, where CHAMPAGNE ELEGANCE and an
unidentified historic pink are both blooming in spite of the scorching heat
(103F).
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