Perennials/Expert Profile

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Recent Answers from Gill Borchardt

2009-11-18 dahlias:

Hello Jean As long as your cellar is cool and frost free, you can certainly over-winter the dahlia tubers there. Take them out of the packaging they came in and if the growth you have noticed is

2009-10-27 identifying a purple bush:

Hello Kathy It is difficult to identify a plant from a description, I'm afraid - could you post a picture of two showing as much detail as possible - flowers, leafs, over-all plant, plus an indication

2009-10-26 burro's tail:

Hello Amanda 'Burro's tail' (Sedum morganianum) is, in fact, a succulent and is grown as a house plant when grown outside of Mexico! I'm not an expert on houseplants, but I do have a few of my own

2009-10-24 perenials:

Hello again Andres Here's the list I promised you - I'll give both the botanical name and the common name(s) for each plant and in one or two cases a particular variety (mostly because I've got it and

2009-10-20 planting irises:

Hi Jackie I'm guessing that these are not water iris, but the ones with large rhizomes - they look like very swollen roots, which lie just under or even on top of the soil, or they may be the type that