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Phlomis
By Dottydaisy2
17 Jun, 2016
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An old favourite....
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It has been in the same spot for a few years, when it starts spreading we just pull it up, very easy to keep under control...good luck with the deer!!
17 Jun, 2016
I was hoping mine would flower this year.
17 Jun, 2016
Is it new then Siris?
17 Jun, 2016
No couple of years old, from seed. I expect it will be one of my BIG mistakes, in the sense of too large.
18 Jun, 2016
Oh yes it does make a tall plant.....
19 Jun, 2016
Tall is ok, at the back of a border, it is its girth I am concerned about.
20 Jun, 2016
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I bought one of these last year. Just for a test if deer will eat it. So far so good. Is it invasive? I like its leaves. I have it still in pot, just in case.
17 Jun, 2016