Spring in WI ARGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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motts1 south central, WI(Zone 5a) Apr 13, 2002

I lost hardy plants over the strange winter--whole clumps of daylies got heaved out of the ground and had to be re-planted--and you know what is green and proving perennial and has no problems--parsley; the stuff I planted for the swallowtail butterfly larva (both the curly and the flat Italian)--go figure!!!!!!!!!

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Oscarsdotter Mason, MI Apr 13, 2002

Hi Marcia,
Hey, if your daylilies don't make it,
just let me know...
I've got tons that I'd be happy to share with you.
Melissa :-)

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louisa Troy, VA(Zone 7a) Apr 13, 2002

Feeling your pain Marcia - ditto here!! Battling all the elements cold/hot/cold/hot and the 'deer'!! Almost giving up!!

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motts1 south central, WI(Zone 5a) Apr 13, 2002

Thanks Melissa, I will keep your offer in mind, as I watch what grows.I will have lots of parsley !!!!!! Louisa I do not have deer, but have bunnies, woodchuck. chipmunks and even beaver-Not one of them like parsley. Don't give up though. Are there some that you have lost that I could look for ?

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louisa Troy, VA(Zone 7a) Apr 13, 2002

No I haven't lost any deer!!! lolol!! Sorry Marcia - I'm a bit giddy today (silly)!! Haven't lost anything yet - they just look, well....eaten!! :-)

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