Persicarias
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Still looking for persicaria polymorpha and persicaria bistorta
Comments (5)I think that my one single post to you hardly qualifies as "bugging you." Also, you already posted this once, and are now posting it twice in a couple of weeks. If you aren't having luck here ( and you posted twice so you obviously aren't) then the plant trading forum seems like it would be the best place to get what you want. Why is pointing out an appropriate forum to you considered "bugging you". I thought it would be useful to you....See MoreI think this is a Persicaria...?
Comments (1)I believe you are correct. It looks very much like Persicaria amplexicaulis cultivars....See MoreWhat I now know about Persicarias that the descriptions don’t tell you
Comments (17)I purchased a persicaria "painter's pallette" from Lazy S, and it will be arriving this spring. The colorful foliage was a draw, but I bought this particular variety because it is rated down to zone 3, so I'm not worried about its ability to tolerate our Vermont sub-zero temperatures. Most of the other varieties were only rated down to zone 5, so they would never survive here....See MoreAnne's Persicaria vs Golden Arrow Persicaria?
Comments (1)I have 'Golden Arrow' and it's much more chartreuse than the GA link above shows. (Mine is the same color as Araila 'Sun King'.) 'Anne's Choice' stems are described as "bright green," and I'm guessing would be darker. Digging Dog has both, so their descriptions might better help with determining the differences if no one has experience with both. https://www.diggingdog.com/plant/P-2241 https://www.diggingdog.com/plant/P-1422...See More- 9 years agolast modified: 9 years ago
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