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Gardeners' Notes:
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| Positive | DeenDixie | On Jun 5, 2008, DeenDixie from Fayetteville, AR wrote: I've grown C. Alba for 3 years now, in the dry, hot strip between my driveway and house. It is not what I call a dominant plant personality, but rather a lovely plant to have as a pleasant filler. I deadhead it and get another period of bloom, each period being approx 5 weeks. Each midsummer I have found one or two seedlings, which I welcome...contrary to what some have written, it certainly is not an agressive self-seeder, at least not in my northwest Arkansas garden. I recommend C. Alba and hope to have it in my garden for the duration. Kind rgds. :-) | | Neutral | Terry | On Oct 10, 2003, Terry from Murfreesboro, TN (Zone 7a) wrote: Supposedly a bit shorter (and perhaps stouter???) than the red form, this cultivar is sold as white, but some sources indicate it can be more off-white to pale pink. |
| Regional...This plant has been said to grow in the following regions: Fayetteville, Arkansas
Clayton, California
Fairfield, California
Merced, California
San Jose, California
Cordele, Georgia
Ferrysburg, Michigan
Naples, New York
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Mill City, Oregon
Amarillo, Texas
Bulverde, Texas
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