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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 06:16 am
My eight year old daughter has been growing this plant since early July. I have an earlier discussion topic about this same plant. Please help us identify the specific plant variety.
The earlier discussion can be found here:
http://able2know.org/topic/120361-2#post-3362007
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Green Witch - 08/22/2008
Common garden phlox (Phlox paniculata). It's small now, but it will get to be about 2-3 feet, and yes, it is a perennial: ...
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dadpad - 08/22/2008
plox I think wandell . [img]http://biology.missouristate.edu/Herbarium/Plants%20of%20the%20Interior%20Highlands/Flowers/Phlox%20paniculata.jpg[/img]
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wandeljw - 08/22/2008
Thanks very much, Greenwitch and Dadpad! I am going to tell my daughter.
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JPB - 08/22/2008
JW, I remember from your other thread that it's in the shade. It will do ok there (obviously) but it may reach for the sun.
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wandeljw - 08/22/2008
It is in a partly sunny, partly shady area, JPB. Did you notice that by listing this as a question (new feature), Greenwitch was given a credit for her answer?
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dadpad - 08/22/2008
bugger! Gw beat me
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Green Witch - 08/22/2008
I can't wait to get home and show my parents.
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 06:46 am
@wandeljw
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Common garden phlox (Phlox paniculata). It's small now, but it will get to be about 2-3 feet, and yes, it is a perennial:
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 06:49 am
@wandeljw
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plox I think wandell .
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 06:50 am
@dadpad
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bugger! Gw beat me
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 08:01 am
Thanks very much, Greenwitch and Dadpad! I am going to tell my daughter.
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 08:11 am
@wandeljw
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JW,
I remember from your other thread that it's in the shade. It will do ok there (obviously) but it may reach for the sun.
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 08:15 am
@JPB
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It is in a partly sunny, partly shady area, JPB.
Did you notice that by listing this as a question (new feature), Greenwitch was given a credit for her answer?
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Fri 22 Aug, 2008 01:20 pm
@wandeljw
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I can't wait to get home and show my parents.
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