I would by this again
Could not find this anywhere near me in garden centre
John
Southampton
This perennial dies back to below ground level each year in autumn, then fresh new growth appears again in spring.
Could not find this anywhere near me in garden centre
John
Southampton
Very healthy and established well
Susiefloo
Hampshire
I planted six of these earlier in the year. They are currently just beginning to flower but are between 90 and 120 cm tall so not the 60cm that I was expecting from the description.
KW
Hampshire
Didn't really take this year. Hope they will come into their own this summer
S
London
A very useful smaller version of this plant
Liz H
Hertfordshire
I absolutely love,love,love verbenas but the tall varieties do limit where you can place them in the garden. This smaller verbena 'Lollipop' is so versatile it can be used all around the garden and is also excellent in pots. It stays true to size and does not become leggy and unruly. I have had numerous comments from friends and family, who all greatly admire it. As always, all plants from Crocus are of a far superior quality than any other supplier. I love it, as do the butterflies:o))
MrsRamble
Lancashire
I have sent for many plants mail order, over the years and generally have been disappointed - the plants I bought from crocus have restored my faith. Well packed and large.
Runner bean
Cornwall
Great little plant for the border, self seeds but not to type if that makes sense, so seedlings are much taller !!
Simon P
High Wycombe
It suffered badly from the freezing weather. I cut it back and new shoots appearing
Sarah
West Midlands
Plants were very well packaged and also very healthy. Pleased with how they performed over the summer and look forward to seeing them grow more in years to come
Shay Gardener
Kent
93.3
Sue Hulkes
Hello Sue, Powdery Mildew is caused by the plants being too dry and having poor air circulation, which are usually made worse when the plants are growing in pots. It sounds as of you have tackled it correctly, so they should improve. For more information you can click on the following link. http://www.crocus.co.uk/pestsanddiseases/_//top12/Powdery%20mildew/ArticleID.1174 I hope this helps. Helen Plant Doctor
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