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I placed my Lizard Tail in a pot into my koi pond about 15 years ago. It grew and bloomed with no attention at all. About 5 years ago I ...Read More
I grow mine in a plastic pot with no holes at the bottom to create a nice soggy mush in which it can live. I'm surprised to see people c...Read More
I love this plant! I have a clump of these growing amongst the fern in a damp part of my yard, near my natural spring. It grows in filt...Read More
I think some folks are confusing this plant with "Gooseneck Loosestrife" or Lysimachia clethroides. I can't say if they are in the same ...Read More
I have something that looks just like this but I was told it was "Goosenecks".... are they the same? It has run rampant over a few years...Read More
Almost impossible to get rid of once you plant it. I had it in a bog adjacent to my pond where it was beyond aggressive, overrunning Pic...Read More
The operative comment in the description of this plant is "can be aggressive". In my view it is a mildly attractive addition that should ...Read More
Hardy plant, that is a vigorous grower. If your in to butterfly gardening this plant is also attractive to catipillars. My plant is oft...Read More
I have the Saururus cernuus pictured and also have a similar one sold to me at a south central Pennsylvania garden center as "red-stemmed...Read More
Lizard's Tail is a Texas Native Bog plant. Blooms April-August, perennial up to 36 inches high.
This plant came up on its own, and started blooming in early May.
It is a very attractive plant, and it gets full sun. St...Read More
It's a biennial from seed.
We've had great luck w/ seed collecting and divisions.
A definite MUST for water gardens.
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Plant grows very well in the alkaly west and can provide bloom untill the frost kills top growth in late fall. It has performed well in g...Read More
Lizard's Tail is a native to the Eastern half of the U.S. It blooms in the shade, a rare trait among water plants. Very easy to grow, i...Read More