I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?

Thanks.

On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


I have a recently bought L. spicata.
I _think _ I remember where I planted it.
Will have a look tomorrow (It's planted out in open ground).

Huss
Grow a little garden

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On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


I have a recently bought L. spicata.
I _think _ I remember where I planted it.
Will have a look tomorrow (It's planted out in open ground).

Huss
Grow a little garden

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On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


I have a recently bought L. spicata.
I _think _ I remember where I planted it.
Will have a look tomorrow (It's planted out in open ground).

Huss
Grow a little garden

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On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


I have a recently bought L. spicata.
I _think _ I remember where I planted it.
Will have a look tomorrow (It's planted out in open ground).

Huss
Grow a little garden

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On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


I have a recently bought L. spicata.
I _think _ I remember where I planted it.
Will have a look tomorrow (It's planted out in open ground).

Huss
Grow a little garden

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"Adrian Jones" wrote in message
...
I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25
and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long
do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?

Thanks.


Can't help but if its any consolation my liatris are a no show too..so far
anyway! I have a suspicious feeling the squirrels had 'em

Nicky

Adrian Jones wrote in message
...
I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25
and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How
long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


Mine, also bought this year, but not as dried 'corms' but in compost are
not about 4 inches high.

Mike
www.british-naturism.org.uk

On Mon, 19 May 2003 03:22:52 +0100, Hussein M. wrote:

On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?


I have a recently bought L. spicata.
I _think _ I remember where I planted it.
Will have a look tomorrow (It's planted out in open ground).

Mine seem to be a no-show too, but I'm confident it's for the time being only. Unless
it's already ... that un-labelled one in the cold frame. Only one spire at the moment if
it is the Liatris.

Hussein
Grow a little garden

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On Sun, 18 May 2003 23:20:13 +0100, "Adrian Jones" wrote:

I planted some Liatris in early April. They came in a little bag of 25 and
I think they were corms, or similar to corms.

Anyway, nothing has happened yet - no sign of life whatsoever. How long do
I wait until I can consider them a lost cause?

I expect yours is showing now. I discovered mine hiding with label buried. It's probably
been on the go for a month or so. with stems now around 6-9 inches.

Huss
Grow a little garden

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