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poppysue Westbrook, ME(Zone 5a) Aug 13, 2002

These looked like death-warmed-over when I planted them out. I never thought they'd survive ... but a couple of them did. This is the first bloom. It's about 4 inches across.

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Aug 13, 2002

Sue, that is a great picture. You caught the sun on it just right. Nice color bloom too.

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imaseedpicker (Zone 8a) Aug 13, 2002

Poppy...I am so glad for you! It is gorgeous! Mine have about quit blooming and only see 1 seed pod but hope to find more! Hopefully we will get a few seeds for next year!

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poppysue Westbrook, ME(Zone 5a) Aug 14, 2002

I still have a couple of seeds left in the package in case they don't make any. Did you get lots of flowers on your vines Rebecca? I love this color.

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Aug 15, 2002

Such a nice lavendar. Do you plant directly in place or do you try to start your seed early and transplant? I have done Heavenly Blue, Grandpa Ott, and they don't like transplanting. But they usually go after sitting a spell. I just never knew so much variety in MG's. Can't hardly wait till next spring.

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imaseedpicker (Zone 8a) Aug 15, 2002

Poppy...no did not get a rush of them but they still bloom 1 or 2 a day! Like yours the vine looks pitiful but still growing!

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