Re: clematis wilt / Asphodeline

Hello Bill,
    You know, you may have convinced me to carry this one in my inventory.
It certainly is a full sun plant and I am a shade gardener with this on the
western edge of my garden. But it certainly is a distinctive plant...
nothing seems to touch this one... looks good all 12 months of the year.
Right now with all the cold temps we have it looks as good as it did in late
summer.
    Looks like something that belongs out west next to a big rock.... huh?,
Bill. Almost succulent-looking in bright blue-green spiky foliage. Blooms
are yellow bells at the top of a tall stem.
    Gene E. Bush
Munchkin Nursery & Gardens, llc
www.munchkinnursery.com
genebush@munchkinnursery.com
Zone 6/5  Southern Indiana


----- Original Message -----

> Sounds like a good idea, Marilyn. However, I think the location of my
> 'Bloodgood' is way too shady for a clematis. And I've planted the
tangutica
> already. Just received the Arrowhead Alpines catalog today and they have a
> good listing of clematis texensis. I may have to give a few a try.  They
also
> list some Asphodeline--I saw one at Gene Bush's last summer and I've got
to
> get one of those! I've also got Gene's new catalog, but haven't pried it
away
> from my partner yet to get a look at it.
> Bill Lee

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