Pronunciation: uh-nem'oh-nee
These thrive in deep, rich, moisture-retentive soils with relief from midday sun (afternoon shade required in South and warm inland West). May be slow to establish but eventually spread happily and bloom freely. Varieties over 36 inches tall may need staking.
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