Are persicaria perfect plants for the modern garden?
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- Опубліковано 13 сер 2017
- Are persicaria perfect plants for the modern garden?
1. Persicaria amplexicaulis.
2. Persicaria speciosa.
2. Persicaria Red Dragon.
3. Persicaria polymorpha.
4. Persicaria affinis.
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I kept seeing that short little P. affinis in gardens, good to finally know what it is I have the red dragon one growing in a pot it sounds like it might do okay in our heavy soil so I might try freeing it.
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I love persicarias! They are such a great choice in my gardens! The afinus is great in big pots and it hangs down quite nicely. Love your videos!
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Hi jhon hope your well I love the red dragon I will be purchasing one of those. Have you any knowledge on persicaria purple fantasy or have you tried that one? Thank you.
John, enjoyed your video. I think this plant will do well here (Puget Sound area Washington State) so I would like a suggestion for purchasing through a reputable source. Thank you for the great information.🙂
Hi, I'm in Puget Sound too, and came here because I planted P. 'Red Dragon' this spring and it is very leggy, it's laying on top of all its neighbors. I didn't get a specific answer to what I should do, but I'm going to cut it back and see if it will bush out. Anyway I got mine at Flower World.
I'm not familiar with this plant, it's lovely!
I rarely see this plant offered in our garden centers here in the Midwest USA. I wonder why?
Did your red dragon survive the awful winter this year? I'm in Essex and it was so cold for ages. Garden is windy too despite being fenced. Many things died :( can't take any more losses! Not sure if it will be right cultivar for my situation
I have 2 of these red dragon but both shoot out almost horizontally from the centre. Do you know how to encourage it to be more upright? Thanks
How does it hold up in prolonged 90 degrees Fahrenheit
What's the rose near to the Catalpa ? Gorgeous ! A mutabilis form ?
1tuinman Rosa chinesis Mutabilis
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What's the tree over your shoulder at 0:17?
If you mean the wine coloured one, I'm pretty sure it's a cotinus, maybe amazing grace.
In all the pictures I've seen online of Red Dragon persicaria, none are as red as this.
What is the species name for pink persicaria?
Persicaria amplexicaulis is the species name for the larger persicaria that is commonly grown. There is also the ground cover Persicaria affine.
Thank you. I have the light pink variety and it has a lot of girth!
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