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never be able to transplant these crocosmia
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Posted by Paul_ z4/5 MI (My Page) on Wed, Aug 3, 05 at 14:32
Sigh. Planted them around a pussywillow years back. The roots from the willow have thoroughly claimed the bed. This variety [not even sure which one it is now] stays quite short -- about 1- 1.5 ft tall and comes up faithfully each year. |
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RE: never be able to transplant these crocosmia
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RE: never be able to transplant these crocosmia
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RE: never be able to transplant these crocosmia
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