big leaves,no flowers
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Tall, with white flowers and few leaves(no pic)
Comments (2)Check out google images of larkspur, Consolida regalis. Blooms of this annual relative of delphinium can be blue, white or pink. Not a New World native, by the way, but commonly included in wildflower seed mixes. Here is a link that might be useful: larkspur images...See MoreBeautiful bright green leaves...no idea what it is
Comments (10)some peeps cut them to near the ground every year ... they are nearly indestructible ... i once chopped a 4 footer down to 6 inches.. and dug a 1.5 foot ball ... and dragged it across the acres ... IN AUGUST... and barely watered it ... and it survived ... i did that because of a deck project.. and i didnt care if it survived ... total benign [???] abuse ... yours is looking a little thin towards the back.. and it might be sun starved from that direction... so you could either move it.. or cut it back... for better shape.. or it might start flopping on you ... it is a full sun plant ... ken...See MoreSmall Flowers, Great Plant / Big Flowers, Great Plant!
Comments (4)Absolutely beautiful, Jordi. That Turb sure is showy. I love the Uebelmannias. I'm about to order some uebelmannia seeds, there is one listed as pectinifera v. flavispina... I'd been trying to picture in my mind what it looks like, I guess now I know. Thanks mate. CP...See MoreBig, Sweet, Fragrant, White Flowers?
Comments (14)I used to raise Datura because I liked the blooms and how easy they were to grow. But it didn't last long. If I got closer than 10 feet to them, I broke out in an itchy rash. But only when they were in bloom. There is a species of Datura in a tree form, but I don't remember the name of it. People that had the tree in their back yard and the window open while they were sleeping would have terrible nightmares. I can easily believe this to be true after my experience....See MoreJoanofPa
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