Thanks, Alberto, for all of your good information. I use color coding
to identify which plants bloomed which years. If the end is pointed
(originally turned upside down in pots), it didn't bloom that year. If I
turn it to the roundish end, it did. Each color denotes a different year,
so if I have a blue, a pink and a yellow label in the pot, I have a 3-year
record of its bloom. If I am really sharp that year, I write the bloom
month, indicate transplanting or division (with an X) and occasionally the
color on the colored label.
Just another use for those labels!
Marguerite
At 03:36 PM 8/18/02 +0000, you wrote:
>Dear All:
> Color coding is useful. Of course one can give one color to
> South