Salmon-colored perennials -Reply

Salmon coloring being in the eye of the beholder ...

I offer the following suggestion:

Daylily 'Hot Toddy' (truly stunning by the way)

Treading on the line/really orangeish - but not *hurt
your eyes orange* and another great plant:

Agastache -'Apricot Sunrise'

I'll sure be interested in reading the responses
myself.

>>> <lowery@teamzeon.com> 09/02/98 11:34am
>>>




Valerie Lowery@ZEON
09/02/98 03:34 PM

Does anyone have a salmon-colored perennial that
they enjoy?  I don't want
a bright orange in this case, nor do I want
something that someone could
mistake for pink.  The only thing that I have that
comes close is an
achillea 'Summer Pastels' variety and an asiatic lily
whose name escapes
me.  I have a combo in mind and would think that
salmon would look pretty
good with it.  I'm ordering a couple of dahlias that
sound promising, but
I'll have to lift those at the end of the season.  I'd
rather have a plant
with substantial blooms that can stay in the ground
year around.  I have
full sun and dry/moderate soil with no supplemental
moisture if I can help
it.  This year I grew some zinnias that were a good
color.  I don't want to
have to start those from seed every year...

Does anything fit the bill?

Val in KY
zone 6a


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