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Thu, Jul 12, 12 at 8:04
| Has anyone planted this shorter variety of the famous "See Through" plant?
On a trip through W. CT we impulsively stopped at White Flower Farm and bought one. I'm wondering how it will do here along the CT coast --- actually hoping it reseeds like the taller variety. It hasn't been put in the ground yet, not until I've done more research. Thanks for any tips,
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- Posted by diggingthedirt CapeCod Zone7ish (My Page) on Fri, Jul 13, 12 at 22:31
| Interesting - hadn't heard of this. I have tons of the tall, normal variety, and I'd wonder if seedlings would also be short. I actually love the height - between that and meadow rue, much of my garden is at eye level or above. |
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| Well, I planted my 'Lolliop' (will take pics later when it's not blinding sun out there). Research told me that it's hardy only to zone 7; hopefully it will reseed and come back next year like the standard variety. I've always admired the taller Verbena bonariensis, but my garden in filled with tall plants and I needed some lower level interest points. |
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