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I planted this to help preserve the soil moisture under a huge, 5-trunked paper birch that is a show-piece in my yard. I have grown it fr...Read More
Nice big foliage if you have lots of room. Leaf edges burn if exposed to direct sun for more than a few hours. The largest leaves have ...Read More
The only reason I gave this plant a positive rating is because we have grown it in an area with concrete borders, and it can not spread p...Read More
This plant is grown mainly for its dramatic, coarse foliage. The early spring flowers have novelty value but would be beneath mention if ...Read More
Beautiful foliage but highly invasive. It migrates. I planted it in my back garden but it's been chasing the sun and has moved approx 12 ...Read More
I planted this plant in zone 3 because I knew I would never get a gunnera to take off. I was hoping our -40 winters would keep it's spre...Read More
I don't grow this plant, but was doing some research... looking for an herbal antihistamine. "Butterbur" was mentioned as a natural antih...Read More
I have the variegated variety and it is striking. But beware were you plant this. I planted it next to the creek in sandy/rocky soil (Z5...Read More
This plant is pretty invasive, and the leaves are far more attractive than the flowers. That said, it is spectacular in the right setting...Read More
Winter hardy in Portland, Oregon, mine have survived in pots with temperatures down to 16 F. They can be invasive, I double potted one in...Read More
I have been warned that this stuff is invasive, but it doesn't seem to spread here on my Catskill mountain top garden. It is next to a sp...Read More
I am not sure if I have japonicus or some sort of giganticus but the species is an absolute wonder. Stems top-out at 6' on the happiest p...Read More
This plant is a master of metamorphosis when it changes from an unimposing small flower stalk to the large mound of cloved foliage. Like ...Read More
Works well with Hosta (especially blues and golds) and Astilbe but only the largest species; it will overpower lesser plant...Read More
The flowers appear before the foliage on this large-leafed perennial. The mounds of foliage have long petioles. Leaves can get 16" wide....Read More