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General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: mark smyth on April 02, 2007, 09:15:05 PM
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It's amazing what can be forgotten about. This pot of Dicentra cuccularia rice has been tucked away since the late summer and I 'found' it today while clearing pot. It's bin day tomorrow.
How long to flowering size?
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Looks pretty healthy, Mark... next year should see you some flowers, if you're lucky. The year after, certainly.
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Just plant it out somewhere and forget it again. won't be long.
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7 days later there is a forest of leaves
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Here is a selection of a pink one flowering for the first time with me. It got it from Peter Korn, its name is Dicentra cuccularia Pink Punk.
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That's a LUVERLY selection Susan. Lucky you!
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I
have had some but they didnt appear this year :'(
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i accidently planted mine near dicentra stuart bootham which spread everywhere so i was pulling it up and pulled up the pink Dicentra cuccularia Pittsburg! Ooops! ::)
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I think I'll soon be at that stage due to decreasing amount of room
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Susan,
'PINK PUNK' ! Who in the love of god thought of that name?
Paddy
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Dicentra 'Stuart Boothman' should be sold as a ground cover plant, that's for sure! It is one of those plants whose ambition is to colonise the world, preferably by lunchtime tomorrow if its behaviour in our garden is anything to go by!
Paddy, 'Pink Punk' was named by Henrik Zetterlund......if you knew him, you'd understand!
see this page on the old forum, too: http://www.srgc.org.uk/discus/messages/321/32748.html
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OK Maggi,
Nice plant but what a name!
Paddy
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dicentra stuart bootham really is a rampant weed! but a beautiful one!
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4 years on and no flowers ???
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Confine it somewhere Mark, a large pot or trough maybe. If it can put all its energy into leaf growth, it will take that easy way and not bother with flowers.
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still confined to the same pot shown above. Maybe I should repot them