Re: centaurea macrocephala and centaurea gigantea

In a message dated 7/22/99 12:31:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
dsdavis@intop.net writes:

<< I don't have hardly anything that I would consider in good shape right
 now. >>
Donna
I call July "raggedy" month..that's how my garden looks (too me). Heat, 
humidity, lack of rain.  Yesterday I was out wandering, looking over the 
gardens. The front bed is deplorable-things must be moved and/or removed; I 
see everything that is wrong with my garden in July.
The border that runs along the house is the only spot that is relatively 
decent looking. I believe it is because it gets afternoon sun and the plants 
are baked to death all day.
I moved the Eupatorium rugosum-to me, it looks happier already. The purple 
leaves will look nice next to the white Phlox that is just beginning to bloom.
Yesterday, I also planted Veronica and another daylily called 'Joan Senior'. 
Lovely flower. And Veronica. I have never seen a plant so covered in bees & 
wasps in my life.

Janice

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