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Re: late summer flowers

Uh, oh, I didn't think about how invasive Ceratostigma would be when I
planted it along a gravel walkway.  This is year 3 and it's thriving.  I
guess when it invades the pathway I'll have to either keep pulling or use
Roundup on the gravel.  I should have thought of this invasiveness, but so
many things don't survive in my lean soil...

Pat in Napa, CA

At 01:43 AM 6/3/97 -0500, you wrote:
>I consider Ceratostigma plumbaginoides  to be invasive but beautiful.
>It is very difficult to remove from unwanted area.  It needs it's own
>space.  It would be excellant for spring bulbs thatdo not mind root
>competition because they start growth so late.  Are there any bulbs that
>dont mind roots?  Or perhaps Anemone nemorosa?
>

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