Rostrinucula dependens - 2011
By Andrewr
13 Oct, 2011
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That's a shame. Mine was planted in the autumn of 2009 so it's had two really tough winters to come through in its infancy, but it's still with me and growing happily
13 Oct, 2011
Is your garden very sheltered Andrew, as I notice you grow some fairly tender plants.
13 Oct, 2011
DD - it's surrounded by other properties and there's a railway embankment three doors away that blocks southwesterly winds. I also mulch or fleece vulnerable plants
14 Oct, 2011
Thanks for the info....
14 Oct, 2011
Love the 'tails'...and love the foliage.....
26 Oct, 2011
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Lovely plant, mine didn't make it through the winter :(
13 Oct, 2011