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Hazelcrestmikeb said:Sue, that's an excellent suggestion. There is a reason for sure concerning the older cultivars. The latest and greatest hasn't been tested by father time and varying conditions around the country. Nevertheless we keep procuring the pretty faces. Guilty as charged.

New ones gotta start somewhere, sometime, and someone has to do it. Otherwise no one is ever gonna know if they stand the test of time. If you just wait, then your time will run out and you'll never have the chance to see them grow and bloom. It's a wonderful thing to keep and have things from the past, but you can't really live there because it has already passed.