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Lysimachia ciliata 'Firecracker' - 2011
By Andrewr
20 Jul, 2011
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It's a good plant but the roots run like mad. I've also seen a green-leaved version (at Great Dixter) which is unexpectedly attractive as well
20 Jul, 2011
I love this, does tend to run but easy to get rid of.....
20 Jul, 2011
Ive put this under a cotoneaster Ive trained as a semi standard..its quite dry there and shady. It has flowered and looks good growing up thru the lower branches but the situation (so far) seems to have kept it under control.
26 Jul, 2011
My 'secret' is a product called Hammeredge. It is short pieces of interlocking plastic you can sink into the ground and I've got a large circle of it arond this plant. Occasionally a stray piece makes a dash for freedom that generally it keeps the roots under control
27 Jul, 2011
What a great idea Andrew...:>)
27 Jul, 2011
Yours is making a decent clump, ours is much thinner almost sparse. Have sent you a pm......
27 Jul, 2011
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That is nice Andrew...love the contrasting leaves, compliment the flower beautifully....
20 Jul, 2011