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#287343 Jun 26th, 2009 at 07:18 PM
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Since so many of us are growing different varieties of gaillardias, I thought I'd start a thread for them here.

I was pleased to see that my 2 Arizona Sun plants came back from last year, even though none of my Oranges and Lemons, nor Goblins did. Although there is a plant growing near where one of the Oranges and Lemons was that might actually turn out to be one - but it would be a seedling and not the original plant because it's not the exact spot that I had planted it last year. I did end up buying 9 new Oranges and Lemons early this spring. Hopefully at least a few will return next year.

Here is the first bloom on my Arizona Sun that has returned.

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Please share pictures of your gaillardias too?


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plants 'n pots #287344 Jun 26th, 2009 at 07:23 PM
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the color is gorgeous.



Bestofour #287346 Jun 26th, 2009 at 07:27 PM
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Goody Lynne--now I have a place to post pics of my gaillardias!! and I love they way yours came back so well. it is stupendous!!!


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JunieGirl #287389 Jun 27th, 2009 at 08:05 AM
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I have had a dismal time getting Oranges and Lemons to overwinter and I'm in zone 7. I planted almost a dozen last year and only one came back, and it was sickly looking, but it did evtually bloom. My other gaillardias reseed everywhere so I always have new plants, but O&L doesn't seem to reseed as well...I had one baby pop up this year. I hope you have better luck with yours!


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