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07-08-2003, 02:32 PM
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Small (8" high) perrenials
Can anyone suggest a combination of small perrenials, maybe 3 or 4
varieities that are.... Easy to grow A maximum of 8" in height (the smaller the better) A combination that will give me flowers all summer long with the combined plants.......would like a lot of yellow Full sun I had some coreopsis in this place but I'd some small and "compact" plants. Thanks. |
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08-08-2003, 07:02 PM
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Small (8" high) perrenials
EBG wrote:
Can anyone suggest a combination of small perrenials, maybe 3 or 4 varieities that are.... Easy to grow A maximum of 8" in height (the smaller the better) A combination that will give me flowers all summer long with the combined plants.......would like a lot of yellow Full sun I had some coreopsis in this place but I'd some small and "compact" plants. 1. Does it have to be perennials? Sounds like a perfect role for marigolds... 2. Coreopsis is a good choice, you just need to find a smaller and more compact one. How about coreopsis verticillata "Moonbeam"? - Alex |
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