Re: OT: companion plants
- Subject: Re: OT: companion plants
- From: M* M*
- Date: Mon, 29 Mar 1999 10:05:10 -0500
From: "Mark, Maureen" <MARKM@tc.gc.ca>
Judy,
I have had one clump of Pulsatilla vulgaris for years. Nothing seems to
bother it. There is also a white form and other species that are available
from rock garden nurseries. It also has lovely seed heads. I have heard
that it doesn't like to be moved, so pick a good spot for it when you plant
it.
Maureen Mark
m*@ottawa.com
Ottawa, Canada (zone 4)
> From: Judyhunt1@aol.com
>
> <In a message dated 3/27/99 10:06:55 AM Eastern Standard Time,
> jcwalters@bridgernet.com writes:
>
> Pulsatilla, or the Pasque Flower, is an early blooming anemone relative
> (in
> my garden it is the earliest blooming herbaceous perennial - mine started
> blooming this week, and with normal spring weather will keep putting up
> flowers until the middle of May). The flowers are larger than those of
> anemones and bell-shaped.>
>
> Question -- will the squirrels and chipmunks leave them the bulbs alone?
>
> Judy Hunt in Louisville, Ky., who has a plethora of critters
>
>
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