Re: What's Blooming

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• Subject: Re: What's Blooming
• From: "* O* <e*@ibm.net>
• Date: Sat, 28 Jun 1997 07:35:50 -0400

At 08:12 PM 6/26/97 -0400, Gaye Stanton wrote:
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>Here in East Tenn. the perennials are coming into full bloom with some hot
>days.  Here what's blooming in my gardens:
>various daylilies
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Gaye;

Your garden sounds wonderful! Which perennial salvias are you growing?

How are your daylilies doing after our long, cool wet spring? I have a
bunch of named varieties that are blooming heavily now, as they do every
year. But this year the bloom stalks seem thinner than usual, a lot of them
falling over with the weight of the flowers. Anyone else in the Southeast
having this problem this year? Is it weather related?

Blooming in the O'Neill garden (aka Weedhaven Farm):
    Daylilies
    Lamb's Ear (which I should shear back but the bees love it so!
    Geranium sanguineum 'Alba'
    Centaurea montana
    Veronica 'Blue Peter'
    'Burgundy Strain' lilies
    Golden feverfew
    A zillion hostas
    Salvia hians
    S. oppositifolia
    S. uliginosa
    S. sinoelensis
    S. guaranitica 'Argentine Skies'
    S. greggii 'Sierra San Antonio,' 'Maraschino Cherry' and an unnamed red
S greggii that I call "Crete" (long story)
    Lantana camara 'Mrs. Huff's Hardy' (planted alongside the S. uliginosa,
gorgeous combo)
    Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonbeam'
    Geranium lancastriense
    Geranium 'A. T. Johnson'
    

Gerry O'Neill, TN/6b (here in God's Little Weedy 1/2 Acre) 

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