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Wed, Dec 26, 07 at 23:09
Plains or Dyers coreopsis in front.
 Tennessee Purple Coneflower with liatris on the right.
 Saponaria officinalis soapwort.
 My Mexican hats were dark this year.
 Blackberry Lily.
 Anise Hyssop.
 Clumsygrder email me. I have seeds you are looking for. dem_pa |
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- Posted by clumsygrdner 6 Central Kentucky (My Page) on Thu, Dec 27, 07 at 5:34
| E-mail Sent! Thank you so much! I'm bookmarking this page so I can entertain myself all winter. ;) |
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- Posted by pitimpinai z6 Chicago (My Page) on Fri, Dec 28, 07 at 10:17
| Love the dark Mexican Hat. :-) |
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| great photos, dem_pa. What are the pink flowers behind the coreopsis? Bobbie |
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| I winter sowed that three years ago and got three plants. It was marked pink musk mallow (malva moschata) The bees love it. It blooms most of the summer. The seeds are easy to collect. I have a pint container of seeds. Email me if you want some.  dem_pa |
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| Thanks, dem-pa. I have some of the pink malva seeds from plants that I had growing two years ago. They bloom so long and full. I have to put my malvas inside my fenced in veggie bed as the rabbits and deer love them. Think I will ws some for next years garden. Bobbie |
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- Posted by vera_eastern_wa 5b-6a (My Page) on Sat, Dec 29, 07 at 11:23
| Nice! That IS Coreopsis tinctoria...Plains Coreopsis. I tried that Malva once but didn't like it much...your's looks great! Vera |
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| In my book "Success with Seeds" it is "not" on the cold strat list. dem_pa |
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- Posted by silverkelt Z5a/Western Maine (My Page) on Tue, Jan 29, 08 at 6:15
| I wintersowed blackberry lily last year... it was a very late germinator, two of them finally did when I almost gave up on them. I cant wait for flowers! |
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- Posted by shasta_2008 5 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 7, 08 at 10:29
| Dempa, I LOVE the pink musk mallow!!! How tall do they get & do they spread throughout the summer? |
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