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Tomatovillian™
Join Date: Jun 2006
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From my garden, last year's.
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FANTASTIC!!! They are all so colorful!
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dcarch, They are so beautiful! Would love to know the names of those flowers.
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the others I have no idea. They are all grown from seeds given to me. dcarch
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Z6 WNY
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Dcarch,
Nice pics! I really love the columbines. I just wintersowed sowed some more for myself. Honu, The bright flowers at the end are Crocosmia. I'm not sure what the plant with the pink flowers and pretty foliage is, but I like it! Remy
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Thanks Dcarch & Remy! The pink & yellow one (#4) sort of reminds me of some orchids my mom used to grow a long time ago (before her entire collection was stolen).
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Catskill Mountains, NY Z5
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OK, columbines are short-lived perennials in NY. Most of them are forms of the Mc Canna Hybrid series. # 2 is called "Nora Barlow". The ferny looking one with the pink flowers, I think is called "Herb Robert'' . It is a type of wild geranium.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Catskill Mountains, NY Z5
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Columbine is unpredictable if it self-sows. The majority of the large ones are hybrids. I do have a smaller purple variety I found growing wild. I will sometimes find pink in the stands.
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