Re: Late Spring Yellows

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• Subject: Re: Late Spring Yellows
• From: R* C* <r*@worldnet.att.net>
• Date: Wed, 18 Jun 1997 01:14:49 -0400
• References: <19970616052209320.AAA171@horseyhay.protec.net>

What about heliopsis? Or yellow daylilies - though heliopsis blooms first.
Or sundrops? Mine are just now blooming in zone 6a. I also have
yellow/red/orange columbine blooming now. 

Just some thoughts!

Rosemary in Lexington, KY
zone 6


At 03:04 PM 6/16/97 +0000, you wrote:
>Guy--
>
>>I"ve grown Moonbeam threadleaf coreopsis.
>
>>The foliage in itself is very
>>attractive.
>
>We do like that coreopsis a lot. We're growing 'Zagreb' in another
>spot--but here in MI that isn't in bloom til summer (which hasn't arrived
>yet this year!)
>
>The place I'm thinking about goes into shade about 1 in the afternoon. This
>is near other fine-leaved plants (a blue aquilegia, grasses, peachleaf
>bellfower, etc.) so we were hoping to find something with a mound of bolder
>foliage. Another warm color, perhaps red, could work here too. . .
>
>thanks,
>
>--Ross
>z5 Michigan
>
>
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