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Pulsatilla vulgaris var.alba
By Pcw
24 Apr, 2013
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Growing in tufa
Comments on this photo
It's the rock.It's a limestone that forms with organic matter inside.As that rots away it leaves the rock porous so roots can work there way through and it's easy to make planting holes.
25 Apr, 2013
Is that the same stuff florists use?
25 Apr, 2013
If you mean that foam stuff then no.It is used in aquariums though
25 Apr, 2013
What did they use before the foam mounds?
Aquariums, hmm, not my cup of tea, but that's not to say I didn't hear of it in that context, though, so you may have hit the nail on the head.
The stuff that's rattling around in the back of my head amazes me at times. Lol.
26 Apr, 2013
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What else?
See who else is growing Pulsatilla vulgaris var.alba.
See who else has plants in genus Pulsatilla.
Sorry for my ignorance, Pcw, but what is tufa?
25 Apr, 2013