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Harbingers of Fall - Part III - Asters, Part 1, Etc. - Page 4


© Marge Talt
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Sep 23, 1997


I'll tell you about some more asters next time. See ya' later.

PHOTO CREDITS

  • Charles S. Lewallen's Oklahoma Wildflower Database : Aster lateriflorus 'Horizontalis'

  • Native Plants of South Florida: Aster carolinianus

  • Lloyd R. Fortney's "The Visual Garden": Solidaster

  • Southern Perennials and Herbs Nursery: Aster ericoides

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    13.   Jun 4, 1998 10:39 PM
    I have a white one that keeps on spreading. Not too much, but moving along steadily. It is in less than an ideal spot and I have had students tell me it is invasive at home. So I think this is a ten ...

    -- posted by Cottage_Garden
    12.   Jun 4, 1998 10:01 PM
    Hi Mary,

    Well, since it seems from your description of the siting, that they should be happy as clams where you have them, I rather think your third guy may just not have been a robust specimen to ...

    -- posted by Marge_Talt
    11.   Jun 3, 1998 1:32 PM
    Mary Stamper

    I bought three anemones "Robustissima" (Grape-leaved), "Prince Heinrich" and "Pamina".

    They were placed within 2-3 feet of one another and get identical light and water. They are in ...

    -- posted by MaryS_10
    10.   Jun 2, 1998 12:44 AM
    Hi Mary,

    I grow a couple and keep meaning to add more.

    What happens with yours?

    Good idea for an article! Thanks....I'll add it to my list. I'm not exactly sure *when* it will happen, but ...

    -- posted by Marge_Talt
    9.   Jun 1, 1998 1:28 PM
    Mary Stamper

    How about a piece on Japanese Anemones? They are supposed to be good for shade and they bloom in the fall. I've had mixed luck. Can you say something about them? ...

    -- posted by MaryS_10



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