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Old 10-10-2004, 01:19 PM
Emrys Davies
 
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The very long-flowering Penstemon is probably my favourite, particularly
Firebird. They grow so easily from tip cuttings, need little care and
keep going for many years.

Next has to be Cosmos Sonata Mixed, because of its very pleasing pastel
colours, ease of cultivation and long season of flowering.

Regards,
Emrys Davies.





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Ok, so what is your favourite flower, and why?

Hmm.
Probably nasturtium. Comes in a variety of shades , bright and

colourful
thus cheering me up, good ground cover or climber, edible, attractive

leaves
reminiscent of water lilys.
I love to see a deep bank of nasturtiums. Sure the catterpillars get

'em
eventually but after they have been eaten and the caterpillars pupate,
another crop comes up. Once you plant them you will always have them

so they
are cost effective too.
Yup nasturtium is my favourite garden flower.
2nd favourite is lupin. I like to see dozens of lupins growing in a

bed, all
different colours. I can never have too many lupins or nasturtiums.