Re: TB: Frank Adams (was Jennifer Reb)

Thanks, Paul - sounds like one I need to try here.  Will put that one on
my wish list.  I think I remember that you treat for leaf spot and
insect related disease, so it might not do as well for me as for you,
but it's worth a try.

Do you sell?  I prefer getting rhizomes from a similar climate when I
can.

<I originally grew Frank Adams in Indiana, Zone 5 and it always did
well.  Always had nice foliage.  It had nice tall and strong stalks with
nice branching and has always bloomed.  It is vigorous as well.  I think
it has better foliage than Immortality as I grow it also.  It does not
go dormant in the Summer and is generally larger in stature.  It is more
green than blue-green while Immortality is blue-green.  It has behaved
quite the same here in Raleigh NC, Zone 7.  The standards on Frank Adams
are quite a bit more gold-tan than cream also.>
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