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Tomtom OSAKA, Japan(Zone 9b) Jul 05, 2003


Family: Campanulaceae
Genus: Symphyandra
Species wanneri

Plant Link: http://plantsdatabase.com/go/56901/

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Lavanda Mcallen, TX(Zone 8a) Jul 05, 2003

Dear TomTom, thanks for all the beautiful treats you have been posting.

Where are you from? And where are the wonderful plant pics taken at?

Love, Lavanda (welcome to Dave's)

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Tomtom OSAKA, Japan(Zone 9b) Jul 05, 2003

Dear Lavanda,
Thank you for your comment.
I'm from Japan.
I took this picture at my small garden.
What kinds of campanulas do you grow?

Tomtom


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Lavanda Mcallen, TX(Zone 8a) Jul 05, 2003

I live in texas and Mexico (go back and forth between both), and I really thought they could not stand all the heat we get. But I was given a plant and am waiting to see if it will survive.

Are campanulas yor favorite? what other types of plants do you admire?

Love, lavanda

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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Jul 05, 2003

I could have sworn I had already posted here. I love this one especially! It looks like one of my Adenophoras though the flowers of mine stand up more.

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Tomtom OSAKA, Japan(Zone 9b) Jul 05, 2003

Lavanda,

Campanulas seem to dislike heat and damp,I think.
We have hot days over 30 continuously in summer.
It's difficult to thrive them over summer.

Yes,campanulas are ones of my favoriates.
I also like so many other species that I feel dizzy when I 'm asked what I'm asked.

Let's hope together that the plant you were given will survive the heat successfully!

Tomtom

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Tomtom OSAKA, Japan(Zone 9b) Jul 06, 2003

Psilo

You too have this lovely Symphyandra?
Campanulaceaes look so much like each other that I sometimes
can't tell one from another.

Tomtom

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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Jul 07, 2003

No Tomtom I dont grow this one but I would love to trade seed with you if you would like?

I am interested in growing a collection of these and Adenophora. I have a few Campanula but I seem to get a problem with rust on many of the species.

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Tomtom OSAKA, Japan(Zone 9b) Jul 07, 2003

Psilo,
I 'm willing to. I 'll check my seed stock
and make my seed trade list soon.

Campanulas are not easy to grow exactly,
but I love them very much.

In my climate, a lot of campanulas except C.rotundifolia, A.confusa,C.rupuncloides,C.punctata ,C.porcharskyana fade away because of summer heat.



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psilo Bolton, Greater Manc, United Kingdom(Zone 8a) Jul 07, 2003

yes Tomtom I should imagine they do fade in the hot sun.
I will make a list too though it isnt very long at the moment! will look forward to seeing yours.

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