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I have had the plant for about 8 years and it has never gotten bigger than about 2 feet x 2 feet. Seems happy and healthy. It has only bl...Read More
A great specimen plant in my shady, Zone 6 garden bed - 3x3x 18". Dependable, problem free for the 8 years I've had it. Succession plan...Read More
Late response to joellefm re deer : Kirengeshoma is generally advertised to be deer proof, but deer happily munch through the leaves in C...Read More
I just bought one of these at the farmer's market in Montpelier VT for my daughter in law's new garden. Within two days something ate all...Read More
In my opinion, this plan is simply stunning and a shade garden must-have. That being said, in my Minnesota garden it either isn't as hap...Read More
Bought this in Iowa (Z4b/5a) about 7 years ago in a 3" pot, it survived 2 winters there; moved it to Long Island NY (z7a) where it's now ...Read More
I love this plant. It grows beautifully in 2 different gardens, one in Western Pennsylvania near route 80, and also on the Southwestern c...Read More
The plant is about 15 years old and is in 3/4 shade and moist acid soil. When it reaches full summer growth it is about 5 by 4 feet in s...Read More
Seem to be solidly zone 4 hardy. Found out that they are very senstive to frosts and freezes - one year I had a unusually warm early spri...Read More
Very nice color of yellow. Good to see some sunny color at the end when everything is starting to go dormant. Love the leaf shape and the...Read More
kirengeshoma palmata is native japan, where it is a rare plant. Easily cultivated in a moist, humus-rich, well drained soil in shade or p...Read More
Mine has been growing for 5 summers, and gets better year after year. It's a great large plant for a shade garden! It gets very little ...Read More
I too love this plant, I have been growing it now for three years. I love watching the flower buds grow and swell up. My plant seems to d...Read More
What a beauty! I planted two last fall -- they were at the last of their bloom. One was k. palmata and the other, its open-belled cousi...Read More
This is my new favorite flower.
The bells are heavy and fleshy over 1 1/2 inches long - a pleasure to touch as well as look at. T...Read More