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Cutting Back Lantana
On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 15:42:25 GMT, animaux wrote:
Azaleas don't grow in this part of the world. I mean, people insist and change out entire beds of soil to a depth of 3 feet down. Not something I'm willing to do. Not when I have other great native plants. V I wouldn't do that either! Lantana isn't exactly native, but it sure attracts butterflies and serves well throughout the summer. I tried several annuals but they wouldn't make it the full season and I'm not doing a second planting. Encores bloom three times a year and grow well in my area, even though they don't get as much butterfly and hummingbird traffic they stay green in winter and work well for me. I have a friend that has blue anise sage that is an aggressive grower for his wife, but I can't seem to get it to grow well for me. I tried it in a part sun bed and a full sun bed, but it doesn't seem happy either place. Does it need a wet spot? Regards, Hal |
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