Re: 4-o'clocks

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• To: s*@eskimo.com
• Subject: Re: 4-o'clocks
• From: "* L* M* <D*@Mlodoch.com>
• Date: Tue, 14 Jul 1998 18:05:32 -0700
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Hello!!! I planted 4-o'clocks from seed once, and they reseed and come
up every year. They were just your basic seed that you buy at the store.
They grow about waist high with dark green foliage and yellow blooms. My
grandma always had 4-o'clocks, they were always a constant in her yard
every year. There no matter what. What zone are you in? Would that make
a difference? Will be interesting to get others opinions. Don't give up.

Happy Potting!!!!!!!!!!

WHTROS@aol.com wrote:

> G'day, Everyone  --
> I've tried planting 4-o'clocks several times, both indoors & out.
> But haven't had any luck.
> Can you give me any tips??
> I've heard they will self-seed.
> Is that true?
> Thanx,
> Barb
> whtros@aol.com
> Zone 5, Rock Island, IL
> @}-->-->-------------------

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