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Re: Could you tell me....

Lori,  My answers are in CAPS after each question --- Diane

--- On Wed, 10 Sep 1997 09:49:06 -0400 (EDT)  Lori Nero <LEN@MATH.AMS.ORG> 
wrote:  I have been lurking for awhile now and have finally got the guts 
up to ask two question, since you all seem to be very knowledgeable 
about perennials and I am just trying to digest it all.

1.  Are cosmos an annual, perennial or biennial  and

COSMOS IS AN ANNUAL, BUT IT DOES RESEED ITSELF EASILY.

2.  I keep seeing a flower that is in bloom now in my area.  It seems to 
grow in a clump with four or five spikes coming from the clump. The flower 
is usually bright pink, lavender with shading of white. It is like a big 
ball that has dispersed apart. The flower is very spatial and airy looking. 
I can't seem to find them in any catalogs.

THIS SOUNDS LIKE CLEOME, ALSO AN ANNUAL THAT RESEEDS ITSELF EASILY, THOUGH I 
DON'T THINK IT IS AS PRETTY THE SECOND YEAR FOR SOME REASON.

TIA!

Lori
Trying so hard to learn 
and having fun doing it!
Zone 6
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Name: Diane Rice
E-mail: drice@doe.state.in.us
Location: Indianapolis, IN  --  Zone 5b
Date: 09/10/97
Time: 09:41:15

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