Cimicifuga in the sun

At 08:45 AM 9/11/2002 -0400, you wrote:

Hello Marilyn,
    Doesn't that put frosting on your cupcake..... Someone to do the last
thing in the world you would imagine with a plant and make it a resounding
success. I would never have thought of placing a part-shade plant in full
sun ... even with the extra watering.

One only has to go to any major nursery that is producing field grown perennials to see *all* the shade lovers being produced in the open sunshine. ;-) Acres and acres of hosta and you-name-it - all rowed out and grown under irrigation. They do make great clumps - if not pretty ones - in a relatively short period of time. Goes to prove the range of plants is much wider than we give them credit for.

Doug

Doug Green
Author of the award winning "Gardening Wisdom"
See gardening articles at http://www.simplegiftsfarm.com

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