No, I have no clue what the name is. The man who gave them to me said his mother grew them for as long as he could remember and he is about 75 now. He is very ill and his family has no interest in gardening. So he wanted to make sure someone would keep them going. The only instructions he gave me was plant them in the fall and let a few flower so you can keep them going.
He did comment that they have a gorgeous flower that comes on them if that helps?
BTW, this funky things at the top (topsets?)..I pulled several of those off earlier in the season. I thought I got them all, but evidently I missed some. Should I not do that?
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