guiena hen flowers
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by tkhooper on April 08, 2006 12:44 AM
my glads aren't showing above ground yet either and they did great last year and I'm in zone 7 so definitely nothing to worry about yet. Probably in zone 5 it will be nearer to summer.
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by Triss on April 08, 2006 01:41 AM
My glads sprouted closer to May last year when I was in Zone 5. This year they in Zone 8 are just barely popping out of the ground this week. Think you are still ok on time.
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by porter57 on April 08, 2006 02:05 AM
kinda watching and hoping
hate to go thru getting a refund from the vendor
glads that sprouted did so early as we had a warm spell. i have planted many more since then.
im more concerned with the guinea hen flowers as if they are to bloom in may ,they are gonna have to have a very fast growth spurt.
hate to go thru getting a refund from the vendor
glads that sprouted did so early as we had a warm spell. i have planted many more since then.
im more concerned with the guinea hen flowers as if they are to bloom in may ,they are gonna have to have a very fast growth spurt.
by patches1414 on April 08, 2006 02:14 AM
Hey porter, I think I would give them a little more time. I've got some things that aren't up yet and they were by this time last year. I quit ordering from the catalogs because it's such a hassle ![[Frown]](im/frown.gif)
and then you've also lost a year of growth time.
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and then you've also lost a year of growth time. patches
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by dodge on April 09, 2006 08:25 AM
Glads in zone 5 and 6 do not appear till mid summer......It is too early yet.. zone 6 and we still had snow today.
too early ........
dodge
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too early ........
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by JV on April 10, 2006 02:09 AM
Triss it is so strange we are in the same growing zone and I live (8a)so much further south then you. Also my sister in New Mexico is in zone 6b. A lot colder there in winter then here. Strange how the growing zones go.
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by Triss on April 10, 2006 02:17 AM
That is pretty strange Jimmy. The zones are based on freezes though aren't they? We get about as cold, but certainly have different growing seasons. I am just now thinking of planting tomatoes and just starting to harden off plants and you are in full grow season already.
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i ordered some and some hardy glads last year and
my order bounced around the seller and then took a long time with ups to get here.the bulbs were kinda bad looking with some mold on some of them.
(both kinds of bulbs looked kinda bad) i planted em anyway and have yet to see any sign of growth.
im in st louis zone 5