Re: After Hyacinths & Pansies
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: After Hyacinths & Pansies
- From: "* B* L* <r*@nets.com>
- Date: Sun, 19 Apr 1998 23:22:04 +0000
- References: <1ac9ad2c.353a936a@aol.com>
Veronica liwanensis is a true blue groundcover that blooms for weeks in late spring to
early summer. You could follow it with dwarf campanulas (not true blue, but close).
Achillea tomentosa (woolly yarrow) provides satisfying yellow all summer if
deadheaded at around 10in tall. All are very hardy.
Rand
Rand Lee, Horticultural Writer & Editor
President and Founder, American Dianthus Society
(http://www.nhn.uoknor.edu/%7Ehoward/ads.html)
Editor, American Cottage Gardener ( http://trine.com/GardenNet/ACG/)
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Telephone: (505-438-7038).
Email to randbear@nets.com
Zone 5b-6a
"Who would look dangerously up at Planets [who] might
safely look downe at Plants?" --- John Gerard, 1597
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