Lychnis in the Bed
By Greenthumb
- 26 Oct, 2012
- 7 likes
As a favorite bloomer this year, I thought another shot should be shared. Here my orange gnome showcases itself, in and out of bloom, only looking sad in the later season when the foliage freckles fading into green and yellow.
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yes... amazing colour !
27 Oct, 2012
Thank you. It demanded attention, good thing it blooms midseason with many others or it would be even more overshadowing. :-)
27 Oct, 2012
The foliage colour is terrific as well. Even if there were no blooms, this plant would look great.
27 Oct, 2012
Thank you Bernieh. It is beautiful, until maturity. Once the flowering finishes, the purple fades to a yellowish green with freckles of black like the lower leaves you see here. This may be that I need to cut to the ground to deadhead like other lychnis I've had, but the season only gives me one flush before winter, so I leave it as is.
29 Oct, 2012
Love this plant Gt...Bought seed, hope they germinate for me...:>)
14 Nov, 2012
I hope so. Fingers crossed. It is a good one.
15 Nov, 2012
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This photo is of species Lychnis artwrightii.
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This photo is of "Lychnis 'Orange Gnome'" in Greenthumb's garden
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Lychnis Arkwrightii 'Vesuvius'
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Brilliant colour.
27 Oct, 2012