White Prelude
- Subject: [sibrob] White Prelude
- From: R*@aol.com
- Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 01:51:59 EDT
In a message dated 6/15/02 12:27:53 PM, ellengalla@yahoo.com writes:
<< Nothing beats scouring those catalog descriptions and paying particular
attention to the
ones like this one from Eartheart Gardens: 'White Prelude' (McEwen '93)
tetraploid, 36",
VE - VL, RE: The earliest white Siberian to bloom in our Harpswell gardens
and also the
last: 6" white ruffled and crimped flowers have pleasing, open form and 11
weeks of
bloom. >>
Must be my dry climate, but this plant doesn't bloom that long or that tall
for me. Nor does it repeat. But I do like the large flower very much. It's
going to be moved this fall. Hopefully when I get it mulched in its new home
it will be happier. :-)
Lynda
Lynda D. Love
Rxiris@aol.com
Denver, Colorado, USA
Zone 5, 5400 feet elevation on the high *dry* plains
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