Re: Peach and salmon-colored flowers


Hi Ben,

I'm also a lover of peach/salmon/apricot!  So least year I was delighted to find Arctotis 'Peachy Mango' at Sperling Nursery (close to you I think). The two I tried have been growing and blooming for over a year as long as I kept them dead-headed. They require little water making them good companions for other dry soil plants.  Each one has spread to about 2+ ft. but now are looking rather tired with fewer blooms. So I'm thinking of dividing them this fall if I can, or rooting a few of the outside shoots to get new plants.

And Karrie, you make me want to try the Salvia greggii San Takao; wonder where I could find it here in Southern Cal.

Also the bearded iris Beverly Sills is a lovely soft peach color and  touted as a re-bloomer, but alas, even then the bloom time is short!

Jan Smithen
Upland, CA
Zone 18

On Jun 11, 2009, at 6:54 AM, Ben Wiswall wrote:

Hi All,
It's a trivial question, but I'm looking for some summer-blooming peach or salmon-colored annuals,perennials, or sub-shrubs for a border of white roses, euphorbia, lavender and limonium.  I'm stumped: anyone have any suggestions?
-Ben Armentrout-Wiswall
Simi Valley
Inland Southern California



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