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Old 06-11-2011, 07:13 AM
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soooooo beautiful!
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Old 06-11-2011, 08:03 AM
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I have some of those and I do not think they are blue bells, which are much shorter. I have both purplish and white. I love them both.

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Any gardening experts here? Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong if my violet/blue bell flowers are blooming white this year?
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Old 06-11-2011, 09:16 AM
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Is it possible the bell flowers cross pollinated with others and some white ones resulted?
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Old 06-11-2011, 09:39 AM
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Here is a picture of my "bunny garden" and a container garden.

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I love it!
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Here is a picture of my "bunny garden" and a container garden.
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Old 06-11-2011, 05:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Grandma58
I have some of those and I do not think they are blue bells, which are much shorter. I have both purplish and white. I love them both.
These aren't bluebells, but blue bell-flowers (Campanula)

It's very strange, they are in separate beds on opposite sides of the yard. One was a purplish blue, the other was light blue but Now, they are both white. Still pretty, but....odd.
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Yes, just wish they lasted longer.

No, the beauty bush does not get berries, and we are in zone 5. Did not notice where you live, I get lots of sucker each year, some I have dug up and replanted. Don't know how they would ship.

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as promished here is a pic of my beauty bush.
It was Feb when we moved in and my DFL told us to cut it down, it was dead. It has peeling bark so I can understand why he thought that.

pic # 2 & 3 misc from different spots in the yard.

I don't have alot of flowers, but do have alot of beds, when various leafy plants and about 30 varities of hosta's.
What are the flowers in your #2 picture? They look like peonies maybe?
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Ya I knew they were something else but no idea what. I love them because if you deadhead them they bloom all summer.

thanks for the name which I will promptly forget.

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I have some of those and I do not think they are blue bells, which are much shorter. I have both purplish and white. I love them both.
These aren't bluebells, but blue bell-flowers (Campanula)

It's very strange, they are in separate beds on opposite sides of the yard. One was a purplish blue, the other was light blue but Now, they are both white. Still pretty, but....odd.
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Originally Posted by Grandma58
Ya I knew they were something else but no idea what. I love them because if you deadhead them they bloom all summer.

thanks for the name which I will promptly forget.
I only remember because I keep a journal as I plant them!
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I would forget where I put the journal or which flower I was talking about. I like the idea of a journal of flowers though -

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Ya I knew they were something else but no idea what. I love them because if you deadhead them they bloom all summer.

thanks for the name which I will promptly forget.
I only remember because I keep a journal as I plant them!
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