Re: [gardeners] day off
Catharine Vinson (gardeners@globalgarden.com)
Tue, 16 Jun 1998 11:18:56 +0000
Margaret wrote:
> I also should have bought some of the blue-flowering sweet woodruff she
> had. She's grown it in the sun, though, so it looks more like clevers than
> sweet woodruff, tiny whorls of leaves, tall stems.
I would love to find some of this, too. My sweet woodruff grows well, but
rarely/never blooms. The few blooms are white. I 'spect it's the need to
keep it in pretty deep shade in my zone....the Atlanta head/humidity burns
up woodruff in any amount of sun.
>. This isn't El Nino,
> it's Gulf of Alaska. Temp is 42.
It was in the low 90s here yesterday. Humidity was oppressive. Yech.
Today, a good bit of Atlanta is without electricity due to storms last
night. Sky is getting darker by the minute, so we are gearing up for more
winds and rain. I did a quick pass through the garden and harvested the
very first baby squash and mid-east cucumbers. Ate 'em all up. My Burmese
okra should begin setting pods in a week or so....am really interested to
see how this variety does.
Catharine/ATlanta, zone 7b