Re: Persicaria virginiana
- Subject: Re: Persicaria virginiana
- From: M* T*
- Date: Wed, 5 Jun 2002 01:45:37 -0400
Yes, in my brain, it will always be 'Tovara' tho' I do think it might
have been moved again to Persicaria...who knows; can't keep up with
the Taxonomists on this one.
I actually have what I think is the species - wild form - at least
naturalized in my woodland; plain green with insignificant white
flowers. I pull this; do NOT want it.
Marge Talt, zone 7 Maryland
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> From: Karen B. <abtrlife@earthlink.net>
>
> Hi have this, but it was labeled Tovara 'Painter's Palette'. I also
have
> Tovara virginiana, and Tovara virginiana 'Vareigata' (three of
each). All
> three reseeded the first year, but very mildly maybe because they
weren't
> planted till late in the season. PP gave me the most babies. This
summer,
> the second for me, the PP has again produced the most babies, but
not
> crazy.
>
> All three are in plain, unammended soil on the edge of the woods
and
> receive no direct sun. None of the plants have gotten very big,
probably
> because they haven't received any TLC. They only get watering from
me
> when they start to droop (our well is going dry). They are usually
the
> first things in my garden to droop. I'm thinking of trying the
moisture
> crystals with these.
>
> The seedlings are easy to pull, or you can always cut off the
"flower"
> stalks to prevent reseeding.
>
> Karen
> z5a
>
>
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