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Forum: Article: The Story of Queen Anne's Lace Replies: 3, Views: 29

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timmychoo
Tucson, AZ
August 11, 2008
05:24 PM
Post #5400925
Is this anything like Queen's Wreath? I used to have Queen's Wreath growing on a trellis at my previous home and it is so pretty! It had pink flowers and lacy leaves. I have asked every nursery employee if they have it and none of them have ever even heard of it! Maybe the name I have for it is wrong. Anybody know?
carrielamont
Milton, MA
(Zone 6a)
August 11, 2008
05:32 PM
Post #5400963
Um, the plant I'm writing about wouldn't grow on a trellis. This one is upright and almost always has white flowers. What zone was your previous home?
timmychoo
Tucson, AZ
August 17, 2008
02:17 AM
Post #5425434
I live in Tucson, Arizona which I think is zone 9a. This is where the queen's wreath grew.
carrielamont
Milton, MA
(Zone 6a)
August 17, 2008
11:04 AM
Post #5426243
Sorry, I am clue-free, a.k.a. I have no idea! Try the vines and climbers forum? I'm assuming you've checked PlantFiles. Good luck tracking it down!

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