Has anyone grown these?
By Dottydaisy2
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Decided to grow these plants, they are called Restios, would welcome any advice you care to offer?
- 15 Dec, 2009
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DD, look at this page http://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/features/restios/...
15 Dec, 2009
Thanks Bulbaholic, was a good thing I kept them inside then, might have to keep them in pots, Uma thanks will check that out.
15 Dec, 2009
look interesting dotty, hope they do ok for you
15 Dec, 2009
Will be interesting to see how they develope DD. It`s smashing when we`ve got things to look forward to.
15 Dec, 2009
Never heard of them. Keep us informed of their progress :o))
16 Dec, 2009
looking forward to seeing how they do.
16 Dec, 2009
Thanks all, will keep them in pots for a while to get them established.
19 Dec, 2009
They are not hardy Dotty daisy
I know a man that sells them and he said the one I bought would be hardy but it isnt in cheshire!!
He lives down south, so I imagine its where you live to some degree.
They are really unusual arent they
They grow really big some of them
I think it is called trevena cross nurseries in cornwall
24 Dec, 2009
Vicky I have heard of the nurseries, just fancied giving them a try, will put them out in the summer. and see how things go.........
27 Dec, 2009
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Had to look this up, Dd. They are a South African rush that doesn't like wet soil! They don't mind cold weather but like a well drained, acid soil in full sun.
15 Dec, 2009