Perennials: glad id?, 1 by raydio

raydio wrote:
Ah, yes, the name game.....

There's no mistaking them when they're in bloom and that luscious perfume scents the garden. It is most fragrant at night and is truly powerful--one blossom is noticeable over a large area.

IMine were the best I've had this year. I read that they grow naturally in marshy ground, so I poured on the water. They were about four feet tall and bloomed for a long period. Love how they quickly multiply, too.

I have had them overwinter here in 7b, kept virtually dry in potting mix outdoors. I'll be leaving mine in the ground this year and expect that they will return since they are in a well-drained area.

R.