Re: Angelonia

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• To: perennials@mallorn.com
• Subject: Re: Angelonia
• From: D* L* <c*@mail.missouri.edu>
• Date: Mon, 23 Jun 1997 11:39:26 -0700
• References: <v02130501afcc66e6f266@[137.110.17.2]> <33AE876E.BCF@pop.missouri.edu> <19970623.135010.17750.1.rjnel@juno.com>

Richard D. Nelson wrote:
> 
> Taylor's Encyclopedia of Gardening says it is from tropical America and
> grown usually only in (warm-65 deg. or above) the greenhouse. Outdoor
> cult. possible only in protected parts of zone (USDA) 9.  Blooms in 
> May.  Not much more information other then a description.
> 

Hi Richard,

I put it in a pot rather than in the ground.  Hope it blooms for a good
long time.  Thanks for the degree info.  I suppose I could bring it in
the house on those really cold nights when the greenhouse temp gets down
to about 50.  Haven't had much of a problem with the other tropicals I
overwinter.  I'll have to remember to let you know how it does.  Thanks
again.

Dee
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