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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Jun 24, 2003

I bought seed from Burpee called New Zeeland hybrids. I planted in peat pots then transplanted directly into soil. I have got them climbing an arbor on top of a potato vine and a jessamine.

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Jun 24, 2003

And here is another.

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poppysue Westbrook, ME(Zone 5a) Jun 25, 2003

Looks like their taking off nicely :) Great colors to go with the solanum. I wish mine would grow!

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WaWild1 Bremerton, WA(Zone 8b) Jun 25, 2003

Lenjo they are lovely and fill of buds! I'm like poppysue, waiting for mine to takeoff. So far they are just teasing me with a new set of leaves every 3-4 days..lol Thanks for sharing the pic!!!

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Lenjo Mount Angel, OR(Zone 8a) Jun 27, 2003

The one side of the arbor is taking off and it faces west and gets brighter hotter sun and the other is east, I wonder if this is making a difference because the east side is slower.

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MiniSchnuz New Iberia, LA(Zone 9a) Jun 28, 2003

Very pretty! This year I did not planted any MG.. :o( I did planted some last year. I am going to plant the MG seeds next year! I have plenty of seeds so I am going to plant them all in so they can bring lots of bloom!

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Alyssum Cortlandt Manor, NY(Zone 6a) Jul 07, 2003

Wow -- they are both so pretty and I love those spokes! Very nice.

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