Hey all!! Spring is great, isn't it?!?!?!
So I got a white asther last year. It was the only thing that didn't overwinter! The Foxgloves flourished and I have a ton of them now, the coneflower was fine, even the Summer Midnight Delphinium is up and doing great!
But the white aster turned to mush, apparently. I find that odd because aren't foxgloves and delphiniums the ones that are prone to turning to mush? We have well drained soil, so.
Any thoughts? Have others found this to be common?
ianna
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