Re: Japanese anemones

In a message dated 3/26/2002 6:17:08 PM Central Standard Time, 
ncoffey@netrover.com writes:


> How deep can I plant the roots? Aren't there 'above ground'  and 'below
> ground' parts and you plant them so that the soil line is at this
> level? I hope this doesn't sound like too stupid a question. Whenever
> I've had a bare root to plant, there has been a bud that I've left
> above the surface.
> 

The question is a good one and don't be afraid to ask one you think might be 
stupid-the worst that can happen is all us strangers might think your 
uniformed or it might be ignored, so what, we all started with blank slate.

I do not mind answering so called obvious questions, sometimes time is 
limited, the worst part about answering a question is knowing if the answer 
was welcome or a waist of time.  Some answers take a of work and time.

The anemonies we are talkng about can be planted three to four inches deep 
and the roots will grow stems up to the surface, root cuttings are a great 
way to increase these plants too.  

Paul

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