Re: Caulophyllum thalictroids
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- Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2001 18:44:21 -0600
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Gene wrote:
If it does not bloom and set berries it does go on
into dormancy early. With berry production foliage should be around until about September. Hi Gene,
Why does it go dormant
earlier if it doesn't produce fruit? Is it the lack of berries and some
chemical/hormone/??? that's missing, or is it the young age of the plant,
that causes this to happen? Is this true of other perennials too? I
have one blue cohosh that I transplanted from my Grandma's woods 2 years
ago. I hate to admit that I don't know if it produced berries or not last
summer, but I'll for sure look THIS summer!
Cindy Johnson
White Bear Lake,
MN
zone
4a
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