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EdBurton said:Hi all
Penny Kelly when it blooms is very white indeed, the eye and edge make the whiteness even more dramatic, problem for me is that I think it would do better in a warmer climate than my Zone 5a.

Speaking of zones, when I was in my late 20's my area NE Wisconsin was considered zone 3, when I hit my 40's we moved into zone 4a, then in my 50's we went to zone 4b, now into my 60's we went to zone 5a.
I always wondered if I would move to a warmer climate when I retired, looks like the way things are going I might just as well stay here and let the climate move to me.

(I am waiting for global warming to turn the Mississippi River into the gulf of Mexico!)
I looked up Penny Kelly in the database and it is listed as a zone 3 dormant.