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Saponaria officinalis 'Rosea Plena'
By Spritzhenry
- 27 Jul, 2009
- 15 likes
One of my favourite flowers - each bloom is so pretty.
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Very pretty and georgous colour reminds me of the dresses I wore when I was about 7 , now I showing my age, when my mum use to go to the jumble sales buy the rock and roll dresses cut them up and make us 6 girls dresses out of them. lol
27 Jul, 2009
So dainty ..!
27 Jul, 2009
Carol likes this alot ..... :-))
27 Jul, 2009
It's a lovely colour :)
28 Jul, 2009
Snap, i have this... it is one of my favorites too, i have it planted all along my washing line bed... the smell is wonderful.... washing always smells extra nice this time of year :D
28 Jul, 2009
I do believe there's a white one...must keep an eye out for it!
28 Jul, 2009
it is very pretty spritz
28 Jul, 2009
ohh that sounds nice, not seen it in white...
28 Jul, 2009
Gorgeous delicate colour, is this a rockery plant soapwort by any chance just looks familiar, Barbra?
28 Jul, 2009
Is this the big sister to "Tumbling Ted"?
28 Jul, 2009
No, it's quite different from 'Tumbling Ted'! It's about 2' tall and stands up straight, it also spreads by rhizomes. I can't believe that they are both 'Saponaria'!
30 Jul, 2009
Sorry...I meant big....as in tall Spritz. I did have one a few years ago and was warned that it was a "spreader"....I planted the pot in the ground and it just shot away...........it had to go :(
30 Jul, 2009
Oooops! Mine is under control at the moment, but I never know from year to year exactly where the new stems are going to be!
30 Jul, 2009
Very pretty, so delicate.
1 Aug, 2009
It's a good'un. Mamagem - could you grow it over there?
1 Aug, 2009
i will agree it does spread... but how can you not want it too... it is lovely!
1 Aug, 2009
Yes Spritz, I do have the right zone for it. Why, do you have some seeds? I am always looking for new ones. It is very nice. Does it have a nice scent? I plant my scented flowers close to the doors so you get a nice smell as you walk in or out.
2 Aug, 2009
I don't even know whether it produces seeds, Mamagem, but I'll make a special point of looking this year! I don't think it has a scent, though. :-(
2 Aug, 2009
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beautiful colour
27 Jul, 2009