(&*#&($$# Blue Iris my eye

SPEAKING of red peonys...

I bought one to mark a pet's grave and it hasn't died, but it hasn't
grown one inch. Last night i noticed the very tips of the leaves are
trying to yellow. I fertilized and watered it and am hoping for a big
pretty bush!

(sorry you got pink)




On Mon, 10 May 2004 14:06:02 GMT, wrote:

and then there was this outrageous coral red peony I bought from
cheap garden center
in small pot with single flower. planted it and wonder of wonders it
bloomed the
next year..... PINK. I HATE PINK... however, this pink was Monet
pink so I didnt rip
it out. http://puregold.aquaria.net/landscape/bkyd/mvc-024f.jpg
I think the composition of the soil affects flower color as well.
Ingrid

(Sue Walsh) wrote:
Color Rule #1: if you want a plant of a certain color the only way
to
be sure is to see that plant in BLOOM and buy the one with the open
flower.


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