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Reminders for this plant
Due 8 months ago:
Transfer to shenstone
Transfer one of pulmonaria plants to garage bed
Check for mildew
Lift and divide large clumps every three to five years after flowering or in autumn. Cut back plants affected by mildew to the ground, water and feed - the plant will regenerate and produce new leaves later in the year.
Due 7 months ago:
Divide
Lift and divide large clumps every three to five years after flowering or in autumn. Cut back plants affected by mildew to the ground, water and feed - the plant will regenerate and produce new leaves later in the year.
Due in 3 months:
Divide
Lift and divide large clumps every three to five years after flowering or in autumn. Cut back plants affected by mildew to the ground, water and feed - the plant will regenerate and produce new leaves later in the year.
Check for mildew
Lift and divide large clumps every three to five years after flowering or in autumn. Cut back plants affected by mildew to the ground, water and feed - the plant will regenerate and produce new leaves later in the year.
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About this plant
Genus: Pulmonaria.
Species: Pulmonaria 'Stillingfleet Meg'.
Planted Vistabile {Utility border] '08
* Postition: North , East
* Soil Type: Acid , Normal , Heavy Clay (remains damp) , Alkaline (Chalky)
* Soil PH: Acid, Neutral, Alkaline
* Ease of maintenance: Easy
* Flowering Period: April - May
* Colour: pink+blue
* Fragrant: No
* Poisonous: No
* Evergreen: No
Pulmonaria 'Stillingfleet Meg'
This is one of the few new Pulmonarias that is sufficiently different enough to shout about. It appeared as a chance seedling on the nursery of N.C.C.P.G. holder Vanessa Cook at Stillingfleet Lodge, Yorkshire and named after her eldest daughter Megan.
Vanessa says this plant is the one that has attracted more attention than any other in her Pulmonaria collection. Its beauty belies its vigour and toughness! The x P. longifolia parentage means it is more sun tolerant and is noticeable in the distinctive, sparsely silver spotted deepest green leaves.
The prolific clustered flower heads open a clear pink and fade to a delightful blue. The leaves have a ‘rude’ natural healthiness that last throughout the summer and appear to shrug off mildew.
30cm, 2- 4, PD 5
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