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Persicaria amplexicaulis 'Orange Field'
The beloved plants of many garden designers for their airy feel and dancing, elegant, vertical flower spires. More
| 1 x 9cm plant 190564-1 | £8.95 |
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| 3 x 9cm plants 190564-3 | £24.95 |
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More Details
The beloved plants of many garden designers for their airy feel and dancing, elegant, vertical flower spires from July until at least October. Hugely recommended.
| Genus | Persicaria |
| Variety | Orange Field |
| Type | Hardy Perennial |
| Border Position | Middle |
| Soil Type | Chalky, Clay, Fertile, Neutral |
| Scent | Unscented |
| Site | Full Sun, Part Shade |
| Moisture | Moist but Well-drained |
| Height | 90cm (35in) |
| Spacing | 50cm (20in) |
| Sowing, Seeds, Planting | Plant out in spring , in moist soil. |
| Care Tips | Do not allow soil to dry out. Cut back after flowering to promote new growth. Lift and divide congested clumps in spring or autumn. |
| Flowering | July - October |
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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- Sow Under Cover/Plant Indoors
- Direct Sow/Plant Outdoors
- Flowers/Harvest
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Delivery
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Persicaria amplexicaulis 'Orange Field' reviews
Average based on 9 reviews
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Reviewed 9th October 2018 by Julie This has just started to put up flower spikes in the last week. Interesting colour, salmon pink. |
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Reviewed 22nd September 2018 by Maureen As always the service was good and delivery prompt. |
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Reviewed 20th September 2018 by Tracy I died - looked half dead when it arrived Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:"Thank you for leaving your review. We are very sorry to hear of your disappointment with your Persicaria and have refunded you for them. In the future if anything arrives in a damaged condition please let us know at the time so that we can arrange for a replacement to be sent ." Posted 7th November 2018 |
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Reviewed 19th September 2018 by Ronda It was a very small plant when it arrived and perhaps I should have potted it on. Also loved by slugs. In my experience persicarias are fairly easy to grow but this has struggled. Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:"Thank you for leaving your review. We are very sorry to hear of your disappointment with your Persicaria and Lysimachia and have refunded you for them." Posted 7th November 2018 |
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Reviewed 12th September 2018 by Jennifer This has been absolutely fantastic.Has already started to run through its neighbouring plants but not in a thuggish way .It just pops its flower heads up where there is a space and it flowers have lasted all summer.A great plant.Loves my clay soil |
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Reviewed 6th September 2018 by Helene Due to problems with the delivery of my order, I received 2 batches: the first one was an unmitigated disaster (very poor plants, all but one of which died). The second batch was excellent. |
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Reviewed 5th September 2018 by Miss Walker Hasn't performed very well. Not many flowers and now looks as if it has given up altogether. Reply from the Sarah Raven Team:"Thank you for leaving your review. We are very sorry to hear of your disappointment with your Persicaria and have refunded you for them." Posted 7th November 2018 |
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Reviewed 4th September 2018 by Elizabeth Really nice love the colour and height, in full flower now. |
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Reviewed 3rd September 2018 by Tony Continued flowering into September, not as orange as expected, showing signs of spreading (will need watching). |
