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kqcrna

May 3, 2012 4:55 AM CST

Name: Karen
Valencia, Pa (Zone 6a)

Mine tend to be pretty in spring, then fry in summer. The spider mites get them too. Overall, the foliage is pretty ugly in the heat of summer. I try to plant them in the back, where the foliage will be hidden.

Karen

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