Re: CULT: Louisiana sprouts

Griff, the first LA's I got were three ordered from some cut rate place
way back before I had a clue what they were or their cultural
requirements.  20 to 30 yrs ago.

I planted them the same way I planted all the TBs - dug a hole big
enough for the roots out in the gravel rows, forgot all about them.  Two
lived, and a few years later, one sent up a 4 inch bloom stalk, possible
ID = Aunt Shirley.  The little thing was screaming for recognition and
rescue!  It's a wonder they lived at all - both are now thriving in more
appropriate habitat, producing lots of bloom each year.

Would your seedlings tolerate that?  Not likely, but thought you'd be
encouraged to hear my experience.

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