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Re: [SG] Sweet Honesty

In a message dated 5/4/98 2:16:03 AM Eastern Daylight Time, kay@FERN.COM
writes:

<< Lunaria annua is actually a biennial, meaning it takes the first year
 to grow, and the second to flower and fruit >>


There is also lunaria rediva which is perennial.  The seed forms similarly but
has an oval shape with a pointed tip.  The plant is large and vigorous.  It is
hardy here in zone 4.  Lunaria rediva, being perennial, blooms one month later
than annua.  I have lunaria annua self-seeding in semi-shady areas, it too, is
a very hardy biennial.

Claire Peplowski
East Nassau, NY
zone 4
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