Do we really need more than one?
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Do I need more than one Annabelle?
Comments (3)Yes, you could do like a hedge and help them support themselves but even at the beginning you may need to put some chicken wire to provide support. Since many times, rain that accumulates on the blooms is the culprit, a location where they get some protection from rain will help. That is what helps protect lone Annabelle. Now, the advantage of buying more is they all together can help each other is done like a hedge and, aesthethically, buying them all now, means that their height/width may now be in sync with each other. But if you wait until Spring, the new ones may be not as tall or not as wide as the one you just bought and well, -depending on your tastes- that may bother some people. Not a big deal to me and easy to fix but... I know some gardeners who would get bothered by something like that. The ones sold now also tend to have some discount or lower price but new ones in Spring will not. This post was edited by luis_pr on Mon, Sep 23, 13 at 5:28...See MoreHosta Duplicates---Why do you have more than one?
Comments (15)I believe in "MO BETTER." Like Jo, if one is good, the MO is BETTER. With plantaginea, I have 8. Sagae has 2 in one pot, I want to see a big plant quicker. Royal Standard, about 3, because I love it and it is fertile So Sweet 2 Frozen Margarita 2 Grape Fizz 2 Honeybells 2 Whirlwind 2 August Moon 2 Midas Touch 2 Invincible Spirit 2 Victory 2 planted in one pot Paradise Island 2 in one pot, looking gorgeous still Goodness, I could go on, but it is my policy to get the 2nd of its kind from a different source for several reasons....one being it is beautiful hosta....another being it is a way to check the growth habit which might be different if from a different tissue culture. I especially like to try for OS (originator stock) if available, and compare it to TC (tissue cultures). I have 2 Fortunei Hyacinthinas because they look so different. One is the light version, the other is apparently the darker version. As I discover the duplicate is the same as my original and it is healthy, I am sometimes planting them in the same pot--but that goes against my cautious nature, since if they are mixed I have no way of knowing with which plant a virus originates. Heck, I am only now beginning to merge hosta from various nurseries in the same row. Before, I had them isolated in "classrooms" which helped me identify each cultivar (because I knew what I purchased from them). As I discover some hosta (especially a fragrant one) produce large amounts of seedpods, I tend to get a duplicate of it....See MoreWorms are really long skinny things thus need more than 70 characters.
Comments (4)considering we could have disappeared, I am glad we are here instead. All things will end up in a normal for us, when we figure this site out....See MoreDo You Have More Than One?
Comments (30)I have the typical top freezer unit in the kitchen and a dorm sized unit in the garage. Used to use the small one for beverages when I worked in the garage a lot and for the extra room. Stopped using it when I wanted to cut electric use. It doesn't use that much but it really wasn't needed. Then after the surgeries started a few years ago I plugged it back in since I needed some specialty foods during recovery and since mobility has been so limited in the last years, it's just more convenient to put some of the things in the little one when I bring them home and bring in other groceries and stuff when I can. I'll unplug it soon since winter is approaching and I have the "walk in cooler/freezer" (aka garage) available. Grainlady, I bought a Kill-A-Watt a couple years ago but never got around to trying it out. Been meaning to then forget about it! Gotta get that thing out and check some things out. I'm curious about some things....See More- 5 years ago
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