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The funny thing is that though I've always admired this plant, I've wavered about whether to let it into the garden here in Adelphi. I relented last year and so have a dozen or so stems flowering under the large Yucca rostrata in back. It seems like such a token gesture beside these huge stands!
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there are a number of these growing and blooming quite well in the medians of Route 66 just west of DC in Virginia. It must have been a good year for them in the DC area.
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