Perennial-- Most impressive plant

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• Subject: Perennial-- Most impressive plant
• From: "Hal or Nancy Robinson" r*@bellsouth.net
• Date: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 14:54:09 -0500

I intend  to transplant 3 of the new Little Honey cultivars to the garden.
Foliage is  a soft yellow gets about the same size as Pew Wee which is its
parent.  Gene Bush


 I found a Little Honey last fall and actually got it planted the same day.
This spring we will see how it did over the winter here in Tennessee.
My must have is compulsion for all Solomon's seals be they called
Disporopsis or Disporum or Polygonatum.  If I plant them all reasonably
close do you think they would cross and give new cultivars?  Last year
everything seem to be yellow and chartreuse colored foliage.
Nancy Robinson  -10 to 100 degrees F  east Tennessee

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