Re: Plant ID - Pamper or Pull?
I seem to remember buying "Snow on the Mountain" two summers ago. It
was a type of Bacopa (sorry, I don't remember the rest of the botanical
name). A lovely little plant which unfortunately succumbed to the
heat/drought last summer.
Betty
Delta, BC. USDA 8
Lisa Roth wrote:
>
> Hi Barb,
> You know, I don't remember ever seeing 3' tall Snow on the Mountain.
> Usually, it's used as ground cover, unless I'm thinking of something else?
> Anyone?
>
> Lisa
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Barb Pernacciaro
>
> >Another plant id. story--most of this past summer and early fall I drove
> >by a single plant growing all by itself on the tree terrace next to a
> >very busy street. It was eye-catching because it was varigated white and
> >green and about 3 feet tall. I was always on the way to somewhere else
> >and there was no place to park anyway to get out and look at it closely.
> >And then we had the day of big winds a couple weeks ago, and dadgumit,
> >the plant must have broken off and blew away before I made the effort to
> >go see it up close.
> >Yesterday, the Stokes catalog came and there it was--a Euphorbia, an old
> >garden favorite annual-Snow-on-the-Mountain - that I have never paid
> >much attention to, I guess. Duh.
> >--
> >Barb P.
> >SE Wisconsin, Zone 4
>
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