Lookin' good! How did you fair from this past winter? I lost 2 to voles and one just didn't come back-Abba dabba do, Blue Umbrellas and Fragrant Queen.
A lot of mine are looking "odd". Something took out the crowns in the ground (voles or root competition) and in pots (too much water?). I didn't lose the plants - they are all just a bunch of tiny fragments that look like overgrown seedlings. I'm still replanting with wire baskets to keep the voles off and trying to figure a way to get rid of the chipmunks. I think they are a big part of the problem with their tunneling under everything and opening up areas for the voles to follow.
Ed McHugh, Sicklerville NJ Mockingbird feeding juvenile yellow raisons - never leave home without them.
I had to dig up Stiletto-fragmented single roots left , same thing with ripple effect. I dipped the roots into rooting hormone, added biotone starter and piled mole max pellets into the new planting holes and pray for the best. Something even got into my raised mini garden and got to my High Society-only two roots left I did the same transplanting to it. Many of mine look smaller. But its only the beginning of June, hopefully will get to full size again. Had a pretty dry winter, so that may be why mine look smaller. But getting a lot of rain now.
Good luck to you.
Mockingbird feeding juvenile yellow raisons - never leave home without them.
