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Froggy & John Blakeman, et al, were right LBS
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Posted by joebryant zone 5 Indiana (My Page) on Tue, Nov 30, 04 at 14:34
| Oh, we of little faith. Here I've been worried for three years that my little bluestem had never germinated even while Froggy and John Blakeman and others kept assuring me that one day I'd look and there it was. Today's the day; while out in the field I looked closely, and there it was in abundance. Can't wait for summer 2005. Froggy and John, where would we be without you? Thanks again! |
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RE: Froggy & John Blakeman, et al, were right LBS
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| Without this info, you'd still be out there looking for phantom LBSs. But they are there. Have faith. The key here is that horticulture for NWSGs (native warm season grasses) and prairie forbs is entirely different from the conventional garden stuff. Prairie nature is different from woodlands nature, gardens nature, and all the others. Welcome to the prairies and meadow enterprise. |
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