Re: Hybrid Heuchs....was Early Season
Everything Ann B. says is true for me too. One caveat -- watch for
heaving in the winter & early spring. I lost one this spring due to
heaving (the frost & thaw cycles push the crown & roots out of the
ground, so you need to make sure they're firmly in place in the fall and
then check on nice winter & spring days that they haven't worked loose.
I just press them back down and it worked for all but that one.)
Anne - Chicago
firekeep@mcn.net wrote:
>
> My heucharas are in sun, part shade and shade. All are in heavy clay
> amended with compost where I can and the the soil here is from neutral
> to alkaline. So it is pretty versatile. I would say if it is sandy or
> light soil, I would keep to the shade or part shade. And if your ph is
> acid, throw in a little lime.
>
> Ann B.
> Montana Gardener
>
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