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Sisyrinchium striatum 'Aunt May'

By Spritzhenry

Sisyrinchium striatum 'Aunt May' (Sisyrinchium striatum (Sisyrinchium))

30 May, 2009
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I have the un-striped version in several places and put some of the beautiful stripy ones in this year. I understand that they are not as hardy...

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Pansypotter

They are beautiful, not seen the stripey ones before!

30 May, 2009

Janey

Love them!

30 May, 2009

Dottydaisy2

More interesting than the ordinary ones, tried to get a pic of my plain yellow was rubbish.

30 May, 2009

Spritzhenry

Well, this isn't a good photo of it, really! I took a photo of the group of ordinary ones that grow in our car parking area in the gravel and that turned out better than trying to capture a single plant.

31 May, 2009

Ginnywig

I grew this small type for years but lost it when I moved last year and I had to leave it behind. Ideal for smaller garden as not as tall as usual ones. The white stripped leaves look lovely even without flowers. Local nursery had not heard of it. I am having a real job finding replacement for my new tiny garden. It is a favourite.

31 May, 2009

Spritzhenry

Try Beth Chatto's Nursery...I got mine there this year!

Oh, and welcome to GOY, Ginnywig! :-)

31 May, 2009

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