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Apr 10, 2010 9:37 AM CST
Name: Lynn
Oregon City, OR (Zone 8b)
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Connie, you can grow even more variety of the succulents than I can. In your area you might place them where they get morning sun and filtered afternoon sun. There are some in the Crassulaceae family that are not winter hardy for me but would be for you. Mmmmm, wonder if maybe we should add some of those to another Database? What do all of you ladies think?
If you go to the Container and Wreath Databases Connie you will see some examples of tender perennial. That would give you choices of plants that can get much larger, different textures and colors. I'm getting excited just talking about it.
If you need help our want to trade for some of these plants just let us know. I'm sure some of us will have extras, as growing season is starting up. : )
Good to see you here. Thumbs up

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