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I figured the dog wasn't going to be as useful a size reference. I am six feet tall, so you can figure the flowers are somewhere in the 10-12 foot range. The amazing thing is that they die back to the ground each year, and then grow this tall again the next. Oh, and they spread, so you actually have to work to stop them.
Not nearly the size, but quite pretty are the asters. Some years they only bloom once. This year they decided to give it another go. There must be 1000 blooms on each plant.
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The asters don't repopulate very easily, but if anyone wants a wheelbarrow load of winter daisies, just let me know.
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If you DO get a chance before you go back to Utah, I'd love some!
We are trying to do a little landscaping to our yard, and would love some fall/winter color.
Let me know sometime, and I can come by and pick it up.
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