1 bare root, for autumn planting 200715-1 | £6.95 |
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Epimediums are much sought after by the increasing band of young and creative flower farmers and florists.
The coppery-green leaves are beautifully delicate in a vase or urn, as are its open, mini flying saucer flower spires. 'Orange Queen' is one of the most striking colour forms and as an epimedium, thrives in shade.
Genus | Epimedium |
Group/Species | x warleyense |
Variety | Orange Queen |
Type | Hardy Perennial |
Common Name | Fairy Wand |
Border Position | Front, Ground Cover |
Soil Type | Acid, Chalky, Fertile, Neutral, Sandy |
Scent | Unscented |
Site | Part Shade, Shade |
Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
Height | 30cm (12in) |
Spacing | 30cm (12in) |
Sowing, Seeds, Planting | Grow in fertile, moist but well-drained, soil in partial shade; prefers shelter from cold, dry winds. Can tolerate some sun if soil remains moist. |
Care Tips | Foliage does not require cutting back. |
Flowering | March - April |
Harvesting | Flower production: 2 months |
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Epimedium x warleyense 'Orange Queen' reviews
Reviewed 7th August 2019 by Maureen sadly this did not appear |
Reviewed 5th August 2019 by Dawn
When this arrived as a bare root, I did not get the info that bare roots should be soaked before planting until some time later, so did not soak it. I also could not work out which way round to plant it ie which was the top and which the bottom. Nevertheless, I planted it on a very cold winters day, because the info did tell me to plant it immediately. |
Reviewed 31st July 2019 by Diane
Sickly specimen which never grew.A lot of persuasion on my part to get a refund even though I had photographic evidence of the bare root that never grew. |