As my Joe Pye does so well thought I'd get a chocolate last year. Gave it huge pile of mulch but lost it last winter, as it was not too cold I decided to give up on that idea up here.
I've got 4 of these around my garden & have never found them thuggish, although that might be something to do with the "pan" 18 inches down (thanks, builders!).Must admit it's one of my favourite plants.
I have grown it for several years and have found it very well behaved in a number of different situations. It is easily reproduced from cuttings, although I am sure division would work as well.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
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One of my customers grows it Verdun and it seems fairly well behaved. Its in a sunny border, sandy soil and seems happy enough
As my Joe Pye does so well thought I'd get a chocolate last year. Gave it huge pile of mulch but lost it last winter, as it was not too cold I decided to give up on that idea up here.
Did not survive here either, though the ordinary one does well.
I've got 4 of these around my garden & have never found them thuggish, although that might be something to do with the "pan" 18 inches down (thanks, builders!).Must admit it's one of my favourite plants.
I have grown it for several years and have found it very well behaved in a number of different situations. It is easily reproduced from cuttings, although I am sure division would work as well.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border