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Bluestone babies...

17 years ago

Just wondering whether those little Bluestone Perennial babies typically bloom the 2nd year? Or do they need another solid year of growth before they are bloom-ready? I am planning a new bed for next year and thinking about where to plant some different things.

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alina_1
17 years ago
About two third of them give me a bloom or two the first year.

Bluestone's Arctic Queen, 3 months after I've got it:

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Duchess of Albany:

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Crystal Fountain:

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17 years ago
Oh my Gosh, I must be doing something wrong. Mine look nothing like that.
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