CULT: TB: AIS: Dykes medal winner performance in the southeastern US
- Subject: CULT: TB: AIS: Dykes medal winner performance in the southeastern US
- From: L* M*
- Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 19:11:37 -0800
From: Linda Mann <lmann@icx.net>
Joni in Georgia said:
> I have
> found a source for all the Dykes I'm missing from my bed except for this one
> plant!! [CHIVALRY]
Joni, have you been growing all the Dykes medal winners for several
years? Do you garden in a location that gets bad spring freezes? Do
you keep notes on what blooms normally each year? If you do/did,
especially these past two years, I'd be very interested in reading which
ones bloomed normally and which ones didn't. Thanks.
Linda Mann east Tennessee USA
spring has definitely sprung - late freezes have been absolutely feeble
here & nights consistently cold enough to keep things tough. Native
bloodroots, bluebells, trout lilies in full swing, dutchman's britches,
non-native trout lilies getting underway. Last bad freeze usually hits
when the pear tree is in full bloom - that should be sometime in the
next week at the rate things are going.
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