Re: [SG] shadegardens Digest - 9 Mar 1999 to 11 Mar 1999 (#1999-1...
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- Date: Tue, 16 Mar 1999 16:54:54 -0500
Help!
This is what I received as a Shadegardens Digest - 9 Mar 1999 to 11 Mar
1999, but it appears to be a single message. The same problem occurs on all
of the "digests" that I have received - they are simply single messages.
What is happening?
Thanks in advance for someone's assistance.
Carolyn Q. Bryson, Indianapolis
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At 10:59 AM 3/12/99 EST, you wrote:
>In a message dated 3/12/99 10:21:33 AM Eastern Standard Time, swell@EROLS.COM
>writes:
>
><< Perennials, in spite of their name, are not forever. I would wager that
the
> daylilies and perennials need dividing and evaluating, and of course, she
> will need to see them bloom. Seeing if what she has is something she wants
> puts her to reworking the beds in the fall, which is the best time for most
> things anyway, especially in zone 8. If she wants to work it out to several
> years, she can always renew a section at a time. Iris and daylilies can be
> divided after they bloom. This is true of most plants except for the normal
> expectation of drought and summer heat in zone 8. Not only better for the
> plants, but better for the gardener if major planting is left until cooler
> weather in the fall.... Nnancy >>
>
>
>You will not get better advice than this.
>
>Claire Peplowski
>East Nassau, NY
>z4
>
>
