Re: moving dicentra redux
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: moving dicentra redux
- From: M* L* <m*@micron.net>
- Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 12:24:33 -0600
At 11:22 AM 8/16/98 -0900, you wrote:
>Guess I didn't make my actual question clear enough..and BTW, in my area,
>in the mostly shady part of my garden, I still have dicentra 'alba' green
>and blooming.
>So, I know that eventually they will die back, am prepared for that, but
>what I really wanted to know is if it OK to dig 'em up NOW?
>I need to get this gift rose in the ground soon, and the place the
>dicentra is in is proving to be a better location for a rose.
>If I dig the dicentra now, I will repot them into gallon containers, keep
>them watered and let them die back 'till next year, but I don't want to
>kill 'em off by digging too early.
>BTW, I'm a new list member, I am a member of the Hardy Plant Society of
>Oregon, and also sub to the alpines and pacific northwest natives list.
>Glad to have found a busy perennials list as HPSO is very new and very
>unbusy..hard to get a question answered.
>
>
>e*@europa.com
>HPSO
>Portland,Oregon USA Z8
>Sunset Western Gardening Z6
> *Willamette Valley*
>
I don't know whether this will be helpful, but there is another pacific nw
group to which you could subscribe. Address listproc@u.washington.edu and
in message portion, "subscribe pacnwgardn" I think. If you have trouble,
the listowner is Travis Saling, a very hale and good guy (white hat and
everything), and his address is Trav@eskimo.com There were about 160
subscribers the last I knew.
This list also has a website at
http://www.rainyside.com/lists/pacnwgardn.html Someone on one of the lists
should be able to answer your questions. Margaret
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