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Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Eva Constance' - 2010
By Andrewr
18 Apr, 2010
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They are very hardy, Sixpence....And yes sharp drainage...lovely..:>)
18 Apr, 2010
I'm crying at all the lovely photos of Pulsatillas as mine has vanished during Winter ... GC had none today either. : o ( (
18 Apr, 2010
Motinot - you're right about the sharp drainage. The only place in the garden I can grow these is a patch of poor soil with lots of bits of stone in full sun
18 Apr, 2010
Thank you Motinot for you knowlege and you too Andrew.
18 Apr, 2010
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Its beautiful I have 3 colours in these do they come back each year, do you know. or are they annual. I do know they like well drained soil so have placed small stones under.
18 Apr, 2010