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From: Bonaventure Magrys <bonaventure at OPTONLINE.NET>
Subject: Pinellia cordata, was Re: Pinellia pedatisecta
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Wellll..... it seems I've been lucky. The patch likes its current locatio=n in very loose fluffy humus in the middle of a perennial bed and not cro=wded by other plants.
I wrote that this is my 3rd attempt in over 12 (more?) years. Seems anyth=ing will grow through/over it and choke it, as will dense soil. They also=go early dormant for me so I keep the little plot bare the rest of the t=ime (most of the year).
Perhaps cultural methods for Cypripediums or Asarum or delicate Trilliums=may work better, or rock garden or alpine techniques.
But try, it may work easily for you - I'm not saying you have to build a =Shinto shrine and grow it on the ornately carved stone steps, along with =offerings! They are relatively inexpensive and you can always write Ellen=at SHP for advice.

Bonaventure
in NJ where hot weather is collapsing the base of stalks of some consangu=ineums and taiwanenses.

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<DIV>Wellll..... it seems I've been lucky. The patch likes its current lo=cation in&nbsp;very loose fluffy humus in the middle of a perennial bed a=nd not crowded by other plants.</DIV>
<DIV>I wrote that this is my 3rd attempt&nbsp;in over 12 (more?) years. S=eems anything will grow through/over it and choke it, as will dense soil.=They also go&nbsp;early dormant for me so&nbsp;I keep the little plot ba=re the rest of the time (most of the year).</DIV>
<DIV>Perhaps cultural methods for Cypripediums&nbsp;or Asarum&nbsp;or del=icate Trilliums&nbsp;may work better, or rock garden or alpine techniques=.</DIV>
<DIV>But try, it may work easily for you - I'm not saying you have to bui=ld a Shinto shrine and grow it on the ornately carved stone steps, along =with offerings! They are relatively inexpensive and you can always write =Ellen at SHP&nbsp;for advice.</DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV>Bonaventure</DIV>
<DIV>in NJ where hot weather is collapsing the base of stalks of some con=sanguineums&nbsp;and taiwanenses.&nbsp;</DIV>
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