Re: fall sales--bulbs
- To: perennials@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: fall sales--bulbs
- From: R*
- Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 07:38:37 -0400
- References: <6.d0d00dd.2726d99e@aol.com>
Hi Bill Lee,
I agree with the daffodils. I have over 400 planted in many varieties. I am now
extending my allium collection as they are not bothered by critters or pests.
The deer can wipe out a garden in no time. They are beautiful creatures but I
would like them to be pretty somewhere else. <wink>
Take care,
Ree in Maryland zone 7
Blee811@aol.com wrote:Tulips here are immune to hail. That's because the deer
eat them to the
> ground before they ever open. Hyacinths too. Solution: Plant daffodils.
> None of the critters will touch them. AND, unlike tulips, daffodils become
> stronger and more floriferous every year, while tulips tend to get weaker
> every year.
> Bill Lee
> Z6a just outside Cincinnati
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