Re: yellow and blue
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: yellow and blue
- From: M* R* W*
- Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2000 10:44:43 -0500
Val,
I've only had mine for 2 years so hope you are not a prophet :-).
While not an afficianado of blue flowers as such, I love what blue does
for the other flowers in a bed. Sets off vivid colors like a velvet jewel
case. And even if I haven't got a wonderful sense of color, blue seems to
blend with and complement every color so I can get away with planting
just about anything. I like white for the same reason.
Mary
zone 6 MO
> the campanula carpatica edged part of my rose bed for two years and
> subsequently pooped out about the same time as my tea roses in two
> years.
> I no longer fool with the hybrid teas and I've given up on
> campanulas after
> trying the following varieties: campanula pyramidalis, campanula
> glomerata
> 'Joan Elliot', campanula persicifolia, and campanula glomerata.
>
> I love 'blue' and have spent far too much on these. I now stick to
> salvias, veronicas, the adenophoras, nepetas, russian sage, and
> alliums.
> Much more reliable.
>
>
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