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Fri, Jan 30, 09 at 3:26
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| I bought some of these from valueseeds. I hope it is this pretty:) |
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- Posted by barefoot_contessa 5a (My Page) on Sun, Feb 1, 09 at 1:32
| In my zone, this considered an annual (unless you want to dig it up and store it like a canna). I usually just direct sow these every spring. Is there a benefit to winter sowing annuals? Your photos are beautiful! It sure is inspiring! |
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| Mirabilis is an annual here as well. My mother always had a long row that she direct sowed each spring in SD. One benefit of ws annuals is having them in pots which can be moved around in the garden to add a bit of color as perennials go out of bloom or to place around the house. I'm glad the photos are inspiring you. That was my purpose in posting them. |
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- Posted by floodthelast 5 N. OH (My Page) on Mon, Feb 2, 09 at 8:39
| I had them reseed for me last year. I traded for loads more and can't wait. Nikki, they will be that pretty and they smell wonderful. |
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