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Darmera peltata
By Andrewr
3 Oct, 2007
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Eventually it will form a clump about three feet across and the flower stems could reach double that in ideal conditions. It is a waterside plant and needs a moist soil or its toes in shallow water. Flowers in spring before the leaves appear (I'll try and get a picture of a flower on here when it blooms)
15 Feb, 2008
Oh this one is so beautiful it looks like the leaves here in WA they where all just this bright this year thanks so much for sharing so much of your yard with us. Lived in England for three years 1976-79 I loved it their.
13 Dec, 2009
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This looks so nice is it a big plant,Ive never seen Darmera peltata before but I think I will be looking for one nowHappy gardening
15 Feb, 2008