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May 31, 2010 5:50 PM CST

Name: Cherie (Cece) Coogan
Southeastern WI zone 5a (Zone 5a)

Been busy, NOT asleep..........

the faster I go, the behinder I get

| @cececoogan | Post #90017 (1)

May 31, 2010 7:34 PM CST

Name: Lucy
Tri Cities, WA (Zone 6b)
irises

Are the native foxgloves a biennial?

| @irisarian | Post #90018 (2)

Jun 1, 2010 5:26 AM CST

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Name: Neil
London\Kent Border

Dear Lucy, yes it is biennial.
Regards.
Neil.

All Things Plants. British Gardening
Cubits. British Gardening & Gardens!

| @NEILMUIR1 | Post #90019 (3)

Jun 1, 2010 11:27 AM CST

Hi Neil, Weigelia, I have a deep pink on in my back garden, next to my climbing red rose, they go well togather.
No Red Tractor at Chelsea Neil?.
Muriel

| @murielw1 | Post #90020 (4)

Jun 2, 2010 3:06 AM CST

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Name: Neil
London\Kent Border

I have started a new thread called Spring\Summer Flowers 3. It is at http://cubits.org/Neil/thread/...
Regards.
Neil.

All Things Plants. British Gardening
Cubits. British Gardening & Gardens!

| @NEILMUIR1 | Post #90021 (5)

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