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Re: Silphium laciniatum
On Fri, Sep 25, 1998 at 05:33:27PM -0500, Geoff Stanford wrote:
> It was a dry brown. There is no sign of recovery yet, no rosettes. Geoff
>
>
I have a few transplanted S. laciniatum (they were being scraped
into oblivion by road-graders) which did the same thing last year
(I thought they had died). This summer they sent up new leaves
but didn't flower. Compass plants seem to be remarkably hardy
and adaptable; one reason they thrive along roadsides is that
they don't mind disturbance as long as they have time to recover
and have light. Check your site next summer!
Larry Ayers
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