Hi Bonnie, If you some left I would love to share some of your Lizards Tail,Pickerel Rush, and Parrots Feather for postage or if I can wade out to the area that has the yellow pond iris, LOL With all the rain we have had the pond is l60 X 80 ft. and filled to the gills!! Please let me know?Oh, and do you take your Parrots Feather and Pickerel Rush inside for the winter?? I have purchased those two in the past and they did not come back even when I sunk them down into the bottom of the pond! Thank You, Patricia Thank You, Patricia

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'Stilton Cheese' and 'Brotzman Blue' are the same plant. Dave Dannaher was given a small plant of 'Brotzman Blue' years ago with no name on it so he called it Brotzman Blue to recognize the source of the plant. After many years Tim finally put a name on it since Dave Dannaher was selling the plant. The plant is slow growing, Color is similar to a blue seedling picea pungens and the spring color as stated above is a light cream to light yellow.

I recently saw an early picture of the 1956 house I up in. It was red brick, with trim I used to say was turquoise blue but maybe it was Tiffany blue. I have a very vague memory of that, but I definitely remember the concrete stoops at the kitchen service door and the back door being that color, too. (I was little so much more aware of what's on the ground than what's 10' above my head lol.) By the mid-late '60s the trim was white, the stoops green. After we moved in the early '70s, the trim has gone through shades of tan and taupe, which actually looks quite nice. More settled, if you will, while the white looked crisp.