Re: Gentiana hexafarii and G. acaulis

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• Subject: Re: [SG] Gentiana hexafarii and G. acaulis
• From: C* J*
• Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2001 08:27:51 -0600
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Gene wrote:
You mentioned Gentiana hexafari. Can you remember much about this one from his slide or description? New to me and I would be interested in his words of wisdom.

Hi Gene,
I just checked my notes on G. hexafarii (the name on the slide list), but unfortunately, I didn't write down anything about that one.  I did note that Gentiana acaulis 'Ranoch' forms colonies, though, and that I want it!  Do you have that one too and do you like it?

In Rice Creek's catalog there is G. hexafarreri hyb: trumpets in shades of blue, tightly curled folliage. 4" x 6". $6.50.  Do you suppose that's the same plant or a hybrid of G. hexafarii?

Cindy Johnson
White Bear Lake, MN
zone 4a

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