Re: REB:Rebloomers Revisited

Laurie, No I would not consider it rebloom unless it had already bloomed
once this year. Since it did not, I would consider this stalk on this
clump a fall bloom. Rosalie Figge does this a lot for me, likes to bloom
once a year, sometimes spring and sometimes fall, only occaisionally
both. Maybe next year! IMHO.

Char Randall
Melba, Idaho

On Thu, 2 Sep 04 18:29:59 -0600 laurief <laurief@paulbunyan.net> writes:
> Here's the situation.  I dug and divided my only clump of LILTING 
> last 
> summer and replanted 4 divisions in two different beds.  This 
> spring, 
> only one of the divisions bloomed in the main beds.  The stalk 
> coming up 
> now, however, is on a different division in a different bed.  So, is 
> this 
> rebloom or not?
> 
> Anyone care to hazard an opinion?
> 
> Laurie
> 
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