Oenothera, Appleblossom Grass, Gaura 'Star Pink'

Initially, when I planted this in my garden, it seemed as if it was dieing even though it had been perfectly healthy when I purchased it....Read More A month later, it had revived and is still blooming prolifically. I believe that it is sensitive to transplanting because it has a tap root and just needed some time to recover after I first planted it. I would recommend waiting to cut of stems that appear dead because it may surprise you with new growth.

Purchased from a large home improvement store. It was blooming, and healthy when I got it, but after a few months, it withered and died ...Read Moreand never came back. It is possible that the site I placed it in had too little light (brief midday sun only).

I've had this now for about 2-3 wks. I've had to cut at least 2 full stems off, due to death. Now I notice on leaves, little brown roun...Read Mored specks. What is happening, I do not know. Can it be cured? Other than that, I love it's burgundy stems & pink flowers. And I'd like to keep it around if possible!

This little plant has thrived despite our summer-long drought, and my repeatedly forgetting to water it. The flowers are pretty, but I lo...Read Moreve it for its beautiful deep maroon new growth. It's responded well to deadheading by immediately putting out even more lovely new growth (although perhaps this has somewhat slowed down flowering?) Flowering or not, it's an absolutely lovely, tough little gem!