I'd love yellow phlox..but betting not hardy for me. Mr. Kyle Fletcher Baker,
MCNMaine Zone 5
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Would that I did. At one time we had a handful of P. mesoleuca forms - 'Paul
Maslin', 'Mary Maslin', 'Tangerine', 'Arroyo' and a white whose name eludes me
for the moment. Now there are only the photos. Do you know where any of these
can be obtained? Have you tried Panayoti Kelaidis?
I had one for years until someone zealously weeded it out.
I will forward this to Phyllis Gustafson. She may know someone in Medford that
still has it if she doesn't.
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From: penstemon penste...@q.com
To: Kyle Baker kylefletcherba...@yahoo.com, the ElectronicRock
Brian,
I ran into an old post where you mentioned Phlox mesoleuca 'Paul Maslin'.
Do you of anyone who has this yellow form?
Thanks,
Clarence H. Falstad, III
Walters Gardens, Inc.
1992 - 96th Avenue, PO Box 137
Zeeland, MI 49464-0137
616-772-5975 ext 1750
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I'd love yellow phlox..but betting not hardy for me.
I suspect that was one reason for their disappearance from horticulture; the
other being difficulty of propagation. The late Homer Hill, of Arvada,
Colorado, propagated them by root cuttings.
I had ‘Mary Maslin’ in the garden here for many
