Forums: 7) Erigeron, Hymenoxys, Townsendia and other AsteraceaeChaenactis douglasii var. alpina, which was, unfortunately, very short-lived in my garden! Here it is in nature: http://www.swcoloradowildflowers.com/White%20Enlarged%20Photo%20Pages/chaenactis%20alpina%20and%20douglasii.htm Comments Robert Nold It was short-lived in my Sat, 12/27/2014 - 2:45pm It was short-lived in my garden too. Intermountain Flora considers it a distinct species, "a true, tap-rooted perennial". Perennial in the sense that had it lived, it would have come back the next year. Lori S. (not verified) The first step towards Sat, 12/27/2014 - 5:25pm The first step towards proving it a perennial would have been to at least get it through the summer... sigh. Robert Nold Interestingly, IMF says that Sat, 12/27/2014 - 5:36pm Interestingly, IMF says that C. douglasii is a biennial or short-lived perennial, but it seems to be a tall thing. (I changed my user ID because I got tired of looking at my name ..)
Robert Nold It was short-lived in my Sat, 12/27/2014 - 2:45pm It was short-lived in my garden too. Intermountain Flora considers it a distinct species, "a true, tap-rooted perennial". Perennial in the sense that had it lived, it would have come back the next year.
Lori S. (not verified) The first step towards Sat, 12/27/2014 - 5:25pm The first step towards proving it a perennial would have been to at least get it through the summer... sigh.
Robert Nold Interestingly, IMF says that Sat, 12/27/2014 - 5:36pm Interestingly, IMF says that C. douglasii is a biennial or short-lived perennial, but it seems to be a tall thing. (I changed my user ID because I got tired of looking at my name ..)
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Robert Nold
It was short-lived in my
Sat, 12/27/2014 - 2:45pmIt was short-lived in my garden too. Intermountain Flora considers it a distinct species, "a true, tap-rooted perennial". Perennial in the sense that had it lived, it would have come back the next year.
Lori S. (not verified)
The first step towards
Sat, 12/27/2014 - 5:25pmThe first step towards proving it a perennial would have been to at least get it through the summer... sigh.
Robert Nold
Interestingly, IMF says that
Sat, 12/27/2014 - 5:36pmInterestingly, IMF says that C. douglasii is a biennial or short-lived perennial, but it seems to be a tall thing.
(I changed my user ID because I got tired of looking at my name ..)