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  • LokelaniLokelani Posts: 112

    I've just planted some of these, are they reliably hardy (West Sussex), or should I be taking lots of cuttings instead?

    They're flowering beautifully already. 

  • sotongeoffsotongeoff Posts: 9,802

    Hardy-you will be ok

    -they do get a bit straggly and woody after a few years-that is the time to start taking cuttings.

  • LokelaniLokelani Posts: 112

    Ah great, I have a while to practice taking cuttings off them then! Thanks.

  • i have just bought a perennial walflower but its not mouve its a kind of two tone golden pale mouvey colour is it the same as the mouve plant or not.and do i treat it the same .

  • DovefromaboveDovefromabove Posts: 88,102

    There are these http://www.rhsplants.co.uk/rhs-offers-feb-2011-erysimum/ 

    but there are lots of others, similar to Bowles' Mauve - this is the website of a National Collection  http://www.oakcottage.org.uk/eris/index.html  which also has cultivation information.

    Aren't they gorgeous? image


    Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.





  • Thankyou so much for sanding me that link it was very intresting as i am a novice when it comes to plants,i only got this plant because my neighbour got one and i loved it asked her what it  was and were she got it and of i went,hers was mauve so when i got to nursery they only had this colour left,disapointed that it wasent the same plant,but now im sure it is ,thanks to you.

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