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Re: Aquilegia

Have you ever seen the sonbird series Cardinal, Dove, Goldfinch, Bunting and Robin and the coloring is that of the bird it represents? The blooms are awesome, large, full and colorful. I sell lots of these and the gardeners come out for more. Becky L. Dougherty Iowa 


 On Thu, 19 Jun 2008 14:19:10 EDT
 Jeaa0088@aol.com wrote:

Hi, Dee:
I too miss our collective chats and have tons of questions but when I pose one no one writes back. It may be only you, Chris, Don and me...anyone else out there? Any posers for the listees? 

Here's my question 'de jour':
Which Aquilegia would have the nicest blue-green fan-shaped foliage which could stand up to Chicago's summer heat and humidity? I've checked out A. flabellata 'Nana Alba' but am hoping for a less diminutive plant. I also love bluey-green Rue but am worried the dogs might munch on it and sayonara dogs.
Also, is it true that A. flabellata blooms from early summer well into fall? 

Any suggestions would be most welcome!

Regards,

Joanie Anderson
35 mi. north of Chicago
z. 5a
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