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Betty corning

9 years ago

First bloom ever. Shade tolerant.

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NHBabs z4b-5a NH
9 years ago
Mine is in sun, and it's a vigorous enough grower that it has outgrown the vole predation that have done in some other plants in the same bed.
mnwsgal
9 years ago
Mine also grows in a part shade location. It easily covers a ten foot wide deck end. Sadly I have not noticed the slight fragrance that some report. Love the blossoms.
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NHBabs z4b-5a NH
9 years ago
I also haven't noticed more than a very very faint scent when I bury my nose in it.

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