lisianthus


Hello Donna,

I am so happy to hear from you!  Glad you are able to get out and about. 
And already shopping for more plants!  Just goes to show that you can"t
keep a good woman down.  I have been keeping you in my prayers.

I started including lisianthus in my gardens about 5 years ago.  I find
them exquisite, but they do tend to droop as the season progresses. 
Maybe a person could top them.  I have been afraid to for fear of killing
them.  The first few years I purchased them from nursery.  (they are a
annual for us here in the

very s.w. corner of Indiana)  Last year I ordered the seed from Park seed
and grew  some myself,  two of which I put back into pots and wintered
over.  They are now back in my "little" garden.  They took a long while
to germinate and then the rate of success wasn't all that great.  The
"seed" is smaller than tiny.

I have seen them at Wal-Mart the last 2 years.  All tho this year they
were trying their best to kill them--I almost bought them to try to save
their lives, but I find when a plant is that :"sick" 9 times out of 10 
my tender nursing just isn't enough.
Dee Ann
S.W. Indiana

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