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Lamium maculatum 'White Nancy' for shady areas
By Paulsgarden
- 18 May, 2012
- 18 likes
Variety or cultivar: 'White Nancy' _ 'White Nancy' is a mat-forming, herbaceous perennial with rough, heart shaped, white-mottled leaves and in summer, it produces white flowers on spikes.
Lamium maculatum 'White Nancy' is: Deciduous
Flower: White in Summer
Foliage: White, Dark-green in Spring; Dark-green, White in Summer
Habit: Mat Forming, Spreading
Awards: RHS AGM (Award of Garden Merit)
Soil types: Chalky, Clay, Loamy, Sandy (will tolerate most soil types)
Soil drainage: Moist but well-drained, Well-drained
Soil pH: Acid, Alkaline, Neutral
Light: Partial Shade, Full Shade
Aspect: North, East, West
Exposure: Sheltered
Hardiness: Hardy (H4)
Comments on this photo
Thanks Surreylad - nice to hear that too :)))) Chelsea tomorrow too for you !!
18 May, 2012
Yes not sure if i'm looking forward to the game or not though :-)) think were going to lose :-(
18 May, 2012
Well they beat Barcelona with 10 men :)))))))))
18 May, 2012
True :-))
18 May, 2012
Goota take a chancey on Nancy eh?
18 May, 2012
yes :D
18 May, 2012
pretty fancy!
18 May, 2012
;))))))))
18 May, 2012
That's such a pretty little one Paul. :))
18 May, 2012
Thanks Karen- ever heard of them til couple of weeks ago - but love them :)))))))))))))
18 May, 2012
They can go a bit mad Paul, but I'm sure someone on here said to me recently that this one is not so rampant. I had a purple flowered one with silvery leaves and within a couple of years it was all through the blooming border. I spent the last two years getting it out and it's still popping up in there. Anyway, it's lovely....keep an eye on it! lol :)
18 May, 2012
thanks Karen - I will :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
19 May, 2012
Ooo forgot about Lamium, I'm looking for plants for a shady spot, doing a extension on the woodland bed, this is a lovely one, adding to favourites.
There was a lovely one a Malvern quite tall with really huge pink flowers, never seen one like it, of course it'd sold out and forgot to make a note of the name :-(
19 May, 2012
Kathy, I just googled lamium and there are a few pink ones....this one looks very pretty...
http://www.finegardening.com/plantguide/lamium-maculatum-pink-chablis-spotted-deadnettles.aspx
19 May, 2012
Thanks Simbad - great doing shady garden - really nice plants to buy :) Thanks for link Karen :)))
19 May, 2012
Now that is a lovely one Karen, I've added to favourites so I remember the name, thankyou for that, it'd look lovely with my 2 new hostas and don't mind if it spreads around either, much prefer that to the ivy I spend my life trying to get rid of :-))
19 May, 2012
:)
19 May, 2012
I have it all over the garden as it is not fussy but grows well.
19 May, 2012
lovely stuff Linda :)))
20 May, 2012
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Good little performers these Paul, nice one :-))
18 May, 2012