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is ever so excited that both spp. of wild Monarda... is ever so excited that both spp. of wild Monarda (fistulosa var. menthaefolia and pectinata) are getting to go into a blooming frenzy! 4:21 PM Jun 21st from web
Started 1 month ago (2009-11-11 14:29:00)
by perennialfan273
Hello A long time ago, I remember seeing a plant with flowers very similar to monarda, except yellow. I'm sorry I don't have a picture of it, but this is the best explanation I can give about it. I'm sorry I can't be more specific, but this is all I remember. If anybody has any idea what this plant it, can you please tell me the name and maybe provie a picture (or link to a picture of it). Also...
Started 3 weeks, 5 days ago (2009-11-15 06:18:00)
by threas
Maybe,Lion's Tail (leonotis leonurus)? The flowers are more orangey on most plants, but I did find one called "Golden" leonotis leonurus. Hope this helps. Theresa Here is a link that might be useful: leonotis leonurus
Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-15 14:46:00)
by bluenoser_2009
At our local supermarket I saw some Monarda Grand Parade for sale and I was wondering if it is too late to plant it in my zone? Also I have some other bee balm that I would like to move (Petite Delight and Marshalls Delight).Can I do this now or wait for spring?
Started 2 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-09-16 14:16:00)
by aliska12000
Today's rains helped to soak the dry soil so I am taking the opportunity to put a few things in the ground in the next few days. Lucky you! We had near record rainfall all summer and now dry as a bone. I'm having to presoak every spot before I can dig and plant (existing beds) so some more rain would be most welcome at this point. It's really slowing me down to a crawl not being able...
Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago (2009-09-25 11:58:00)
by zonc
Quote: Originally Posted by johny..byd Wystawmy forumowego kandydata na prezydenta To dopiero byłaby mizeria. a_weirdo - prezydent, który krępowałby się pokazać publicznie, monarda - prezydent, który zerwał wy cały asfalt w mieście i nasiał trawy, ethanak - ma teraz ważniejsze sprawy na głowie, filuk...
Started 21 hours, 48 minutes ago (2009-12-11 07:02:00)
by Launa
Guten Morgen, ich denke auch wir sollten den 30 Dezember aussetzen,wenn Monarda am 23 nochmal die Tabelle macht,dann würde sie sie am 23 erstellen und Nachzügler aber aussen vor lassen,weil man dann eh andere Dinge zu tun hat als sich zu wiegen . Und Jolinas Idee mal Resümee zu ziehen und sich Gedanken fürs neue Jahr zu machen finde ich schön. Ich werde dann den ersten Mittwoch 2010...
Started 2 days, 9 hours ago (2009-12-09 19:27:00)
by m0par360
Merry Christmas!!! A big thank you goes out to: Hotwheel Tim: for the wonderful card and Monarda seeds. This is a new one for us. We are anxious to see what they look and smell like! Lisa831: for the Amish Pie Pumpkin seeds. Joshua is excited about baking a whole bunch of pies next year! Canyonwind: for the special message and card and the Spinach and Dahlia seeds! We are ...
Started 3 days, 6 hours ago (2009-12-08 22:44:00)
by Micc
Aus der diesjährigen Aussaat blüht momentan die Monarda punctata. Ihre gelbe Blüte (mit Pünktchen) ist etwas ungewöhnlich für eine Indianernessel, wirkt aber aus der Nähe betrachtet besonders stark: Michael
Started 3 days, 8 hours ago (2009-12-08 20:22:00)
by pippi21
Once again, I have viewed and enjoyed the slideshow of your beautiful flower gardens. How do you organize the gathering of seeds from all those different flowers? You must have to deadhead every single day..There are some pinkish/purple monarda that I'd like to know what the name of that variety is. Ever have any extra seeds, please put my name on them. The yellow "sundrops" we call Aunt Pearl's ...
Started 5 days, 14 hours ago (2009-12-06 14:34:00)
by girlgroupgirl
I'm in the middle of planting a cottage garden of herbs in very wet, poor draining clay soil. My shrubs are elderberries. The plants: Chelone - turtle head Acorus (is this hardy for you? I don't know) Louisianna Iris Japanese Iris Cat Tails Monarda (some kinds like more moisture than others) Asclepias - some kinds like it swampy swamp hibiscus marshmallow obedient plant ...
Started 6 days, 5 hours ago (2009-12-05 23:37:00)
by klmccallum
Quote: Originally Posted by hazelrunpack 1063. Only Monarda ends with an A not a D, klm So...Asparagus Not usually thought of as a flower, but it sure is pretty when it goes to seed 1064. guys...now I see the pattern--my bad! Let me see if I can get this right: S. Sweet William?...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-04 21:49:00)
by crisann
Hi everyone, Yippee, I received two cards today -- dan_the_mailman sent three types of gaillardia (yellow, fanfare and goblin) -- Thank you! and spookycharles sent hardy hibiscus and Wahpe washtemna monarda -- Thanks -- and what a cute dog! I worked a 12 hour shift today and it was such a treat to come home find cards in the mailbox! -- and I really enjoy reading through the...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-04 23:37:00)
by auntnawnee
What a nice surprise in my mailbox today!Recieved cards and seeds from: 1.Nlb5z(Nancy]:african violet seeds.Thanks.. 2.Quiltingfox:dotted mint bee balm.Thanks.. 3.Isamae:Harlequin marigold.Thanks.. 4.Dusty314:2 kinds of marigolds.Thanks.. 5.Msirie:Habanero pepper[with a warning about the heat,lol, loved that!Thanks.. 6.SpookyCharles:Dwarf greek basil,tonda carrots,monarda and ...
