Self seeding buddleias
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- Subject: Self seeding buddleias
- From: "* A* <A*@arrakis.es>
- Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 23:16:26 +0200
Yes, buddleias do easily self-seed at least here, in this mild and humid
coastal spot of Northern Spain. Another plant that becomes invasive in the
same way is Pampa Grass (Cortaderia sellowiana). I guess every plant can be
a 'problem' (?) when finds the right, ideal soil and climate conditions...
Jose
Basque Country, Northern Coastal Spain, 43º19N
Very hilly, very green, very beautiful!!! :-)
Zone 9. Humid oceanic climate.
EMail: almand@arrakis.es
-----Original Message-----
From: MARILYN DUBE' <maridube@teleport.com>
To: perennials@mallorn.com <perennials@mallorn.com>
Cc: perennials@mallorn.com <perennials@mallorn.com>
Date: jueves 14 de mayo de 1998 21:54
Subject: Re: My Garden Is On The Hit List For Eradication
>.Jaime in NW NJ wrote:
>>
>>"Buddleias have become invasive in many parts of the PNW. So ..
>>buddleias, nice as they are, simply shouldn't be grown."
>
>REALLY? There are lots of us here in the Pacific Northwest that would be
>very surprised if that were true! How is it invasive? Self seeding? I
>grow 4 cultivars that bloom profusely and have yet to find a seedling. I
get
>the newsletter from Oregon State University North Willamette Experimental
>Station and feel quite confident that if Buddleias were invasive and should
>not be grown they would notify the nursery growers of this state to stop
>growing it. I would be interested in reviewing your source of information.
>Marilyn Dube'
>NATURAL DESIGN PLANTS
>Hardy Perennials, Choice Tropicals
>Portland, Oregon
>
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