Re: lychnic coronaria/Driveway plants

In a message dated 5/27/02 10:27:31 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ECPep@aol.com 
writes:


> Lychnis coronaria 


I managed to lose this plant this year, after several years of it's 
self-seeding to an extent, but never to the point of nuisance. I have the 
white-flowered one in a different bed and it lives, but has never seeded.

From the sounds of it, Claire and others, your gravel driveways are better 
than my prepared beds.  

I found a corydalis lutea and corydalis ochreleuca (yes, I know it is 
invasive) this weekend and I have a slight incline to the barn that is not 
only covered with gravel, but has soil full of gravel as well. The side is a 
stone wall. If these two hardy corydalis don't take there (they've not 
survived for me in kinder locations), then I'm giving up on them.
Bill Lee

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