Re: [SG] ligularia

Okay, thanks. I just put some in with hostas and with a rose in a pot. I
think that with prudent use it should be safe and if it cuts down on
watering, I'm all for it.

                Mary
                SW Mo, zone 6

>Mary, I've used SoilMoist only with daylilies.  No problems there.
>We
>haven't had a very dry summer since I started using it, so I don't
>know how
>effective it is.
>
>Gail
>
>At 12:15 PM 4/7/99 -0500, you wrote:
>>Gail--
>>I've already bought it and am intending to try it on several things
>this
>>year. We have the same problem as you when it gets so hot and dry in
>the
>>summer; has the SoilMoist worked well for you? Have you had problems
>with
>>rotting in winter?
>>
>>                Mary
>>                MO zone 6
>>
>>>Would it work to use polymer crystals in the hole of ligularias and
>>>other
>>>plants that require constantly moist situations?  When it gets dry
>>>here in
>>>Nebraska, there is no place on this property that I can keep
>>>constantly
>>>moist.  The polymer crystals(Soil Moist is the product name of the
>>>ones
>>>I've been using) swell up with water and release it slowly.
>>>
>>>Gail Korn
>>>
>>
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>Gail Korn
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