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Re: helianthus grossiserratus

Hi--- old h.g. is pretty common on the eastern blackland prairie-- the
abundance of which is generally considered a sign of decadence.  You can find
it in abundance (unfortunately) at the Tridens Prairie preserve in Lamar
County.  Help yourself to seed, but don't dig.  seeya jei

prairie@mallorn.com wrote:

> have just cut down this year's growth.  the tallest shoot measured 16ft 1
> in.  not bad for one year's growth!
>
> h. gro is exceedingly rare in tx.  bob o'kennon knew of only five stands; i
> told him of a sixth.  do you know of any?
>
> i will be digging and potting-up roots soon.  if you would like one, please
> ask               geoff
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