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	Perennials at Digging Dog \| Achillea \| Aconitum \| Alchemilla \| Anemone
		Let this low growing, wonderfully textured plant creep its way around the shaded stepping stones of your woodland garden.
		Let the wine red stems and miniature, sometimes silver-edged, deeply lobed and scalloped green foliage surprise you under Helleborus, Astrantia or Tricyrtis.
		Size: 2" high x 12" wide; hardy to zone 6.
	www.diggingdog.com /pages2/perennials.php (3647 words)

	Seed Germination Database
		The remainder of the seeds may lay dormant until next spring.
		Germination of some items, particularly Alstroemeria, Clematis, Hardy Cyclamen and Christmas Rose (Helleborus) may take take 18 months or more.
		An alternative method for growing PRIMULAS is to sow in a peat based compost which has already been moistened and do not cover the seed.
	www.backyardgardener.com /tm.html (11556 words)

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