Re: Re: OT:Hydrangea

Hello Diann,
    Thanks for the information. As it turns out I located the Hydrangea
"Snowflake" in several catalogs. All were in small sizes, but went ahead and
ordered from a nursery in TN. Beaver Creek Nursery, 7526 Pelleaux Rd, Knoxville.
37938. Ordered 3, along with 1 each of blackhaw Viburnum and cultivar of blackhaw
named 'Royal Guard'. Requested larger sizes if he had them and received very nice
2 gallon sizes on these. From another company I ordered 3 Viburnum 'Blue Muffin".
They were planted yesterday morning just before the rains came sweeping through.
    To keep this on the subject of perennials... Aconitum andrewsii is looking
great here this year along with fall blooming anemones. Barker's monkshood is in
bud and will not open for a while as yet. Blooms into December if the weather is
right. Short little A. fischerii is in bud as well. Getting reblooms on my
Clematis integrifolia.
    Gene Bush     Southern Indiana    Zone 6a     Munchkin Nursery
          around the woods - around the world
genebush@otherside.com     http://www.munchkinnursery.com
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From: <DiannThoma@netscape.net>
Subject: RE: Re: OT:Hydrangea


> Here's some sources, the entire list from Google and Copernic 2001 Basic (which
searches about 10 other search engines and combines the results):


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