Re: Symphytum 'Hidcote Blue'

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• Subject: Re: Symphytum 'Hidcote Blue'
• From: "Hal or Nancy Robinson" r*@bellsouth.net
• Date: Thu, 18 Aug 2005 23:51:42 -0400

Unfortunaly that may be a problem.  But then think of the all the ferns that
just showed up  in the Victorian fern craze in England.  We would all wish
for them but I have found a fishtaled little fern that I am watching out in
my woodland garden.  Now there is a silver frond fern in the path.  It does
not look like a regular Japanese painted fern.  The frond is just not the
same.  I do not think there was any thing dumped there but the acid rain
could be the cuprit or just a stray cosmic ray.
Nancy    Tennessee

 I should add that this is in the corner of my yard where the nuclear
> waste is buried.  Or at least, I think there must be because that's
> where I keep finding oddities.  First I found a variegated Vinca sport
> still attached to the parent:
>
>    http://www.mallorn.com/~lindsey/horticulture/vinmiva10-small.jpg
>
> Then there was the double-flowering Belamcanda:
>
>    http://www.mallorn.com/~lindsey/horticulture/belchdo40.jpg
>
> And then a whimsical, tipsy coneflower:
>
>    http://www.mallorn.com/~lindsey/twisty-coneflower.jpg
>
> I wonder if I should wear protective gear when working in that corner...
>
> Chris
>
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