Speedwell___creeping_phlox.jpg
By Elke
- 23 May, 2009
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Lots of ground cover to brighten the garden
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Thanks Toto. They're like little jewels, aren't they?
23 May, 2009
They are Elke. I have one in a large pot but it hasn't done so well this year. Do you think it would be better planted directly into the ground?
24 May, 2009
Do you mean the speedwell at the top, or the creeping phlox at the bottom, Toto? We have always had success with both, but in open ground, rockeries,etc. The speedwell spreads very fast along the edge of perennial beds. The phlox spreads through people's lawns here, a very pretty effect in spring before the lawnmowers come out. I'll post another photo of some creeping over our patio wall.
24 May, 2009
Thanks Elke. I didn't make it clear I know but I was talking about the Phlox. My one is called Candy Stripe. I don't have a rockery or a wall so it's a pot or the ground. Laqst year it looked really good but this year it has been rather disappointing.
24 May, 2009
Great pic. I am looking for groundcovers to fill in around my new steps. I'll bet these are pretty hardy.
29 May, 2009
I'm sure they would do well where you are Greenthumb. They survived fine in Quebec winters.
29 May, 2009
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This is beautiful Elke.
23 May, 2009