Kniphofia Tawny King
By Daylily
- 26 Jul, 2020
- 6 likes
Whoop whoop getting there bit more to go but excited they haven't been eaten! yet anyway (a little one has been chewed at the back)
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Ah thanks Tpb wish the eupatorium was a bit taller at the back but is a good plant have ordered some Achillea to go in front but only small plants so will have to see :-)
26 Jul, 2020
Yours is lovely. I have this; it's doing nothing! Too dry, I suspect. The 'Popsicle' ones (hideous name) are thriving and they're in the same sort of soil.
26 Jul, 2020
Thanks Anget, I've always had a couple of flowers but this is it's best so far, moved into more sun as recommended by Gnarly Gnome on here whether that did the trick and a seaweed feed who knows but I'm happy, this one is a larger one and I have two that split when I moved them so salvaged what I could, but they're sending up flowers too :-))
26 Jul, 2020
I cut off some faded flower stems this morning and found three of those little 'stripey' snails ... they are playing in the road now!
26 Jul, 2020
Shirley they are a pain especially when they decimate them 😐
26 Jul, 2020
It's a smashing colour Daylily. I've the rooperi Kniphofia which has never been bothered by snails, probably because there's more easier stuff to have a go at!
27 Jul, 2020
Thanks Janey that's good but yes they'll find something else, the last couple of years I've thought to give up but fingers crossed :-)
27 Jul, 2020
I shall look forward to seeing the Achillea there it should go nicely.
27 Jul, 2020
Thanks, they are pretty small Tpb we shall see :-))
3 Aug, 2020
Yes I am sure they might be small but will stand out.
7 Aug, 2020
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They look great what a glorious area.
26 Jul, 2020