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<blockquote data-quote="piperbarb" data-source="post: 318378" data-attributes="member: 12214">5-28-14:As you may guess, purple is my favorite color.&nbsp; I planted the columbine from seed about 10 years ago.&nbsp; They pop up every year.&nbsp; Since they produce about a zillion tiny seeds per flower, I do not think they will be disappearing any time soon.&nbsp; I also noticed that the deer do not find columbine very palatable.&nbsp; That's a good thing.&nbsp; I don't have much of a garden anymore because of the deer thinking my garden is an all evening deer buffet.[ATTACH]94602[/ATTACH][ATTACH]94603[/ATTACH]This is Russian Comfry.&nbsp; It's a tough plant that the deer don't like, either.&nbsp; It also blooms most of the summer.&nbsp; It was in the garden when I bought the house.&nbsp; I just like it, so it has stayed.&nbsp; It also transplants very well.&nbsp; I transplanted a bunch of it in the front of the house about 2 years ago and it is growing like a champ.[ATTACH]94604[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="piperbarb, post: 318378, member: 12214"] 5-28-14: As you may guess, purple is my favorite color. I planted the columbine from seed about 10 years ago. They pop up every year. Since they produce about a zillion tiny seeds per flower, I do not think they will be disappearing any time soon. I also noticed that the deer do not find columbine very palatable. That's a good thing. I don't have much of a garden anymore because of the deer thinking my garden is an all evening deer buffet. [ATTACH=CONFIG]94602._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]94603._xfImport[/ATTACH] This is Russian Comfry. It's a tough plant that the deer don't like, either. It also blooms most of the summer. It was in the garden when I bought the house. I just like it, so it has stayed. It also transplants very well. I transplanted a bunch of it in the front of the house about 2 years ago and it is growing like a champ. [ATTACH=CONFIG]94604._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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