BlueSea Holly
18 years ago
From the looks of it only 1 out of 6 ws'n Blue Sea Holly from last year made it.
I can only find one now and it's got new growth already. I figure if this one does the other ones planted in the same bed should also be up and going by now too :(
I don't get it as they should be hardy to my zone and the soil has perfect drainage and straw mulch was laid after the ground froze in November. Did anyone else grow these biennials last year? I have no idea of the species but believe I received these from kywildcat2 ?? Here's a few pics if that helps?
Taken on June 6th...
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July 28th...
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November...
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and here is the one survivor as of April 3rd...
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Thanks,
Vera

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