Re: REB: TB: Tea Leaves etc
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- Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 17:57:16 EDT
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In a message dated 9/20/00 5:21:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, lmann@icx.net
writes:
<< My plastic lawn chair is parked by TL where I
can sit and stare at it to my heart's content. Nice flower! Good
plant! >>
Hi Linda!
I thought I remember TEA LEAVES being a very unusual "art" color...
and I don't remember it reblooming. Of course as with varieties like
Thornbird, I think it has an "ideal" soil that brings out it's best
appearance,
maybe "better" not even being the same shade as the registered description.
Any others that are prettier in other soils than in their "home"
soil (ie where they were born)? I must say that several I have dropped
just didn't end up being that spectacular in MY garden, I'd have done better
to just keep the catalog picture of it on a stick in the garden. Ah well,
gives us more excuses....er...REASONS....to keep trying new varieties, eh?
Janet Natale
zone 8 of Sc, Myrtle Beach
