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Need plant ID please?
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Posted by
ladyrose65 6bNJ (
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Wed, Nov 14, 12 at 19:44
These are what survived. I don't know what type of perennial they are? They never bloomed.
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RE: Need plant ID please?
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| Number 2 looks like Dianthus barbatus, Sweet William. It is a biennial, or short-lived perennial, so will flower in its second year from seed. |
RE: Need plant ID please?
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| The bottom one might be a penstemon, like Husker Red. Those don't bloom the first year, either. |
RE: Need plant ID please?
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| I soo hope it's a penstomen, you don't have any idea of how many packs with two-years of wintersowing of my belt. I never can get the plant to survive. Thank you Flora and Ramazz? Any idea about the 1st one I have at least 5 of these surving? |
RE: Need plant ID please?
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| The first picture looks like something I've grown, but I'm not sure. Maybe coreopsis lanceolata? |
RE: Need plant ID please?
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| Thanks You Ramazz, I looked up images of coreopsis, though found one picture just like it. I'm excited, I hope they bloom next summer. |
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