Re : What's wrong with my Eremurus "Shelford Hybrids"
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- Subject: Re : What's wrong with my Eremurus "Shelford Hybrids"
- From: G* C*
- Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2000 10:04:59 +0200
Keith,
I too agree with Don in the fact that they don't need a mulch and I read,
somewhere, that after 3 or 4 years they need to be fifted and divided as
many perennials to maintain a good flowering.
I noticed that on mine but I didn't do anything because I 'm gonna move to
the south of France next year and will have to move my best plants by the
way.
Chantal, Ermenonville
France, zone 7
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>De : "Extance, Keith" <kextance@city.hamilton.on.ca>
>À : "'perennials@mallorn.com'" <perennials@mallorn.com>
>Objet : What's wrong with my Eremurus "Shelford Hybrids"
>Date : Mer 28 juin 2000 19:52
>
>After 3 years of spectacular blooms, my 4 Eremurus plants look like they
are
>on their last legs....the leaves seem stunted and there have been no blooms
>whatsoever.....they were mulch-protected in the winter and into the spring,
>we have had copious amounts of rain and they are situated in a full-sun
>location and are protected from the wind...the rest of the garden is
growing
>look a jungle except these pathetic-looking Eremurus...
>any ideas???....or is this plant just a "short-lived" perennial??...
>
>suburban Toronto
>zone 5/6
>
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