Re: Scabiosa, now QA Lace
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- Subject: Re: Scabiosa, now QA Lace
- From: "* <j*@warwick.net>
- Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1998 10:43:31 -0400
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Eeeeeeeeeeee! Must have these plants!!!! Marilyn, where did
you find the Anthriscus? Thanks to the CT contingent, I now
know how to get in touch with Natureworks for the Patrinia.
I'm curious about what she means when she says a "new" plant.
Marilyn, since you grow the T. aquilegifolium, do you grow any
of the others? They are just as terrific: easy, lovely,
combine well with just about anything.
TIA,
Jaime, "I am NOT an addict" <g>
Whigmaster@aol.com wrote:
> maridube@teleport.com writes:
>
> << Have you seen
> Anthriscus 'Raven's Wing'? It is like QA Lace but the leaves are dark
> purple and the flowers the same airy white umbels. I grow mine with
> Thalictrum aquilegifolium ( bluish leaves and lavender flowers) and the
> combo is smashing. Please tell me about the Patrinia, I am not familiar >>
>
> Hi Marilyn
> No, I haven't heard of Anthriscus-where is it available? Patrinia is
> apparently a new plant according the Natureworks catalog. This is how it is
> described:
>
> "A great new plant for partial shade. Flowers resemble yellow Queen Anne's
> Lace, foliage is a low rosette of serrated leaves. Blooms July onward. When
> flowers are finished, the seed pods retain their yellow color and are quite
> showy. It's hard to find this color in the late summer in the shade!"
> There are three cultivars mentioned:
> Patrinia gibosa-Oval rosette of foliage, 2' flower stalks, best seed pods.
> Patrinia scabiosifolia (this is the one I have) large flowers on 12-18" tall
> plants
> Patrinia villosa-2-2' tall light airy mounds of white flowers, stolonferous.
>
> I just planted yesterday (although my plant tag said full sun or partial
> shade-it is in the sun) and has a flower bud. Will let you know what it is
> like.
>
> There is also another new flower that I want (Natureworks is all out) called
> 'Alamantha' turbith var haynaldii. I haven't seen it anywhere other than the
> above mentioned place. Also resembles Queen Anne.
>
> Janice
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jknoble@warwick.net
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