"Dan Becker" wrote in message
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In article , Brian
wrote:

Basically, what Robert said.

The only other thing to add is that it is recommended you plant them
where they will not get early morning sun in the winter.

Dan

I have two that are thriving on the east side of my house. They definitely
get morning sun and very little shade. I don't know what variety. But one
has grown 3 and the other 4 feet in the last 4 years. They seem to bloom
forever once they get start.

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Sandie
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