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Sherrygirl
Pasco, WA
(Zone 6b)

August 30, 2009
07:45 PM

Post #7006072

Hi Guys,

Any advice as to the best choice of monarda out of Raspberry Wine, Gardenview Scarlet, and Jacob Cline? The area it would go in has sun and shade depending on the exact spot it would be in. But there is quite abit of shade. And how tall do they REALLY get? LOL

Thanks,
Sherry

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