Saturday, July 16, 2005

I planted this bee balm last fall. I think it is called petite pink delight. This is as tall as it gets. I hope it spreads like most bee balm does. I really like it and would not mind having a lot more of it.
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5 comments:

  1. Diana LaMarreSat Jul 16, 08:40:00 PM 2005

    Welcome, Plumkrazzee (love your name!). Thank you for the kind comment. Do you take sugar in that tea?

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  2. SandySat Jul 16, 10:53:00 PM 2005

    I love this beebalm! Does it get mildew?

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  3. DianneSun Jul 17, 12:23:00 AM 2005

    I like this bee balm-it looks almost like carnations.
    Hey,I was wondering if you ever buy plants from catalogs?

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  4. Diana LaMarreSun Jul 17, 05:35:00 AM 2005

    Sandy, Not a speck of mildew on this one. (Of course we have had no rain to speak of all season, so nothing has any mildew this year.)

    Dianne, In the beginning I bought plants from catalogs (Brecks, Spring Hill, etc.). Most of those have not survived. I now buy only from local places so I can see what I am getting. Those catalog pictures are never what the plant actually looks like.

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  5. DianneSun Jul 17, 12:57:00 PM 2005

    I was just curious. I don't buy from catalogs either. I do look through the catalogs for ideas as I do with magazines and books.
    Any rain yet?
    All it's been doing is is raining off and on. I am just dying to go read outside one of these days.

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