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Sun, Jul 8, 12 at 23:07
I know this has been mentioned countless times. But it needs to be said again, what a fantastic perennial Echinacea Pow wow Wildberry is! This was planted last august!
 By miclino at 2012-07-08 |
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| I have planted 10 of the E. Pow Wows this spring. They are at our vacation cabin in the NC mountains. I am so hoping that they overwinter. I have planted lots of Echinaceas in the past and they vanish over the winter. I have given these new ones extra good drainage, but I suspect the problem may be voles. I have kept the mulch shallow. I would be so happy to have a nice stand of them next year. Have you done anything special? |
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| Very pretty. I've been wanting one, based on all the recommendations here. Finally found one at Lowe's over the weekend. Four in a pot for about 12.99. Thankfully we have cooler weather this week so I can get it in the ground. |
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| It's a new bed with good soil and compost. It's raised but gets watered from sprinklers 3 times a week. I have another plant nearby that gets more sun and less water and is only half as big but blooming well |
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| Very nice! |
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