Need Source: Bluets
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- Subject: Need Source: Bluets
- From: P* L* K* <p*@JUNO.COM>
- Date: Mon, 31 May 1999 15:59:29 -0400
I just came back from a backpacking trip to the Smokies Nat'l. Park and
more than enough inspiration about what to add to my shadegarden! What a
trip! It was like going through spring all over again this year, due to
the higher elevation there. I'd love to add some of the bluets
(spelling?) that lined the paths to my garden. I'm not even sure of the
name, but this is what I was told by several persons also hiking. It
forms a low mat with very tiny (1/8")leaves with tiny sky blue flowers.
Does anyone know of a source for this plant?
What about a good general source for woodland wildflowers? I usually
just see one or two pages in my catalogs devoted to native or wild
flowers, but I bet that some of you know a good source that has some of
the more obscure or less popular choices.
Peggy
Louisville, zone 6a
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