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? about planting anual verbina in rocks
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Posted by Gardnpondr 8, MS. (My Page) on Mon, Apr 4, 05 at 22:25
| do you all think it will get too hot? I was wondering if I planted the verbina in the rocks if it would kill it since the rocks would be soooo hot in July and Aug. ? |
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RE: ? about planting anual verbina in rocks
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Here's what I do when things get really hot here. I cut back everything that has been beat down by the heat
or rain. Usually at the begining of August. By the
end of September everything is reblooming or making
a come back. The verbenia I received at a plant swap
last year is blooming like mad. It didn't die back
this winter, just a little frost damage that I
cut back. I cut some and brought to work with me
to brighten up my desk and now everyone at work
wants a cutting. It's such an easy plant to start
and spreads so nicely. I'm so glad I was introduced
to it. I say go for it. If if dosen't work out
caulk it up to experience and move on. Good luck
with your garden. Brenda
Harvey, LA |
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