Though not the showiest Verbascum I've grown here in Corvallis, OR (I grow many species Verbascum), it sure is tough. I'm watching it for...Read More invasiveness. Very easy from seed I received through the NARGS (North American Rock Garden Society) seed exchange.
Shorter than the biennial verbascums, this plant has bloomed 2 years in a row. The flower stalk forms many branching arms like a candelab...Read Morera, and is quite showy. It has not volunteered seedlings like some of it's weedy cousins. Great plant.
San Leandro, CA (Zone 9b) | December 2007 | neutral
This plant was found in 1999 in Greece, it is now available in the US. The leaves make a 3 foot rosette of fuzzy leaves. It is a show o...Read Moreff with a 5 foot flower spike that is spectacular with many bright yellow flowers. NO WATER IN THE SUMMER!! In the winter it is semi deciduous but will return in the spring. Plant in rich, well draining soil.
Though not the showiest Verbascum I've grown here in Corvallis, OR (I grow many species Verbascum), it sure is tough. I'm watching it for...Read More
Shorter than the biennial verbascums, this plant has bloomed 2 years in a row. The flower stalk forms many branching arms like a candelab...Read More
This plant was found in 1999 in Greece, it is now available in the US. The leaves make a 3 foot rosette of fuzzy leaves. It is a show o...Read More