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Jan 26, 2012 7:11 PM CST
Name: Sheryl
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It is a good article, but it raises a question for me. Perhaps what I've been calling a tap-root is not a tap-root (I picture something like a carrot) because the many Echinaceas (mostly Double Decker with the occasional White Swan) didn't have a tap-root. When I dug them up, most of the roots went out to the sides.

Of course, I did this in October, so they're probably all dead anyway, but maybe the mild winter has saved them, who knows.
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