Re: Spring Perennials/ Combinations

In a message dated 11/6/99 9:34:23 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
genebush@otherside.com writes:

<< Also would
 guess that the dry soil would force it into dormancy earlier in the season 
holding
 it back a bit. Now is a good time to play with it if you remember exactly 
where it
 is placed in the garden.  I just completed dividing them and potting for the
 nursery. >>

Thanks for the advice, Gene.  I think you are absolutely right about this.  I 
think mine go dormant as we go into summer; at least I can't see them 
anymore, although lots of other things (mostly undesirable weeds) take over 
at that point.  And I don't know exactly where they are so will have to do 
this next spring.  

Bill Lee

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