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Re: August/campanula glomerata

Well it's in a mixture of store bought topsoil, peat, cow manure and compost
in a raised bed over compact clay that has full sun except for after four.
It's rained a LOT this year and has been cooler than normal.  It's sitting
in front of my delphinium with nicotiana besides it.  It's shorter but the
color is very nice against the delphinium foliage and compliments a
Holmstead purple verbena that's sprawling around it.  

HIH


At 02:26 PM 8/21/97 -0400, you wrote:
>In a message dated 97-08-21 12:19:03 EDT, you write:
>
><< Campanula glomerata... wonderous!
>  >>
>Shelly (or anyone) I've got this one, and it has always left me rather
>uninspired.  I can't say that it's ever even come close to "wondrous".
>
>I'm wondering what kind of soil, sun, moisture, etc, you are growing yours
>in, and perhaps what you have as companions for it.  I'd gladly move mine to
>give it another chance.
>
>Thanks, 
>Sue Reno
>SunspotSue@aol.com
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Shelley
USDA Zone 6A 
Sunset Zone 39
Detroit

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