I am looking for peoples experience with this scutelleria. I had it once before, planted it in the LATE sping out in the sun in the limey rubble, which is often the kiss of death in Texas and it was.
It was collected out of the northeastern mountains of Mexico by Greg Starr a nursery owner, plant explorer based in Tucson.. It is rated as xeric. But I have found that that term can be very variable when mentioned along with the word 'mountain'. Have people had any experience with this. Could you also state what conditions you have it planted in and what area of Texas you are in so I can fill in the blanks of comparing it to my place.
Thanks in advance.
wantonamara Z8 CenTexOriginal Author
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