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Trillium grandiflorum - 2009
By Andrewr
15 Apr, 2009
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Slug/snail without a doubt
15 Apr, 2009
what/where is it planted? I am after them but i am neutral/alkaline but have lots of beech leaf mould.
8 Nov, 2009
My soil is slightly acid but this corner is in shade near an apple tree and a bit dry. The plant has been here for almost ten years but I'd say it was surviving rather than thriving :-(
8 Nov, 2009
rats you are acidic. i was hoping some one will be alkaline. i have read they prefer it moist so that might be why it isnt 'happy'.
8 Nov, 2009
thanks for the propt reply. must'nt forget my manners :o)
8 Nov, 2009
My 'bible' says they like acid to neutral soil but that some will tolerate a bit of alkalinity but it doesn't say which ones. I'd say keep giving it leaf mould and any ericaceous compost you can spare
8 Nov, 2009
i have placed an order and will dig in lots of leaf mould before planting. as the leaves are predominantly beech should be acidic. i should take delivery in december hopefully in time for xmas. :o)
9 Nov, 2009
Hope to see pictures of it in flower next spring then :-)
9 Nov, 2009
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