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Kirengeshoma Palmata
£4.95
Kirengeshoma palmata flowers at the end of Summer when most other plants are thinking of having a rest! It is a shade lover that prefers an acid soil with leaf mould for company if possible. It’s maple like leaves form a good clump below the yellow bell flowers, not slug proof but pretty much disease free.
Plants are supplied in a 1.5ltr pot. and will be cut back for packing when in full growth.
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Shade - semi shade
Soil - Acid , moist well drained.
Height - 80cms
Width - 40 - 50 cms
Flowering - August - September
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