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Re: help please
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hard to ell from just the roots could be darmera peltata or astilboides tabularis, to get a definite id. wait till it leafs out or if thes names can be googled, you may be able to recognize the leaf.
- Posted: Wed. 10th January 2018 14:14
- Posted: Mon. 1st May 2017 13:04
Re: Re: Plant ID
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Hi again, Linda found this other old forum post with a similar ID for Darmera peltata. Might be useful? Interesting it was also posted in the month of May.
- Posted: Mon. 1st May 2017 07:31
Re: Plant ID
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Hi, some suggestions from our followers on social media
Could it be either Darmera or Bugloss?
FYI - Darmera peltata - flowers first, then foliage.
- Posted: Mon. 1st May 2017 06:47
Re: Plant identification
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I wonder if it is darmera peltata, the leaves are too big to be mukdenia rossi, both in the saxifrage family, the former blooms on bare stalks, the roots are rhizomatic.
- Posted: Wed. 5th October 2016 14:02
Re: Help identifying a plant from Isabella Plantation
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Hi there,
I love this plant. Darmera peltata, fabulous fast growing bergenia-like tall solitary flowers before the big umbrella leaves. It can be a bit of a rogue in small gardens but in large gardens/areas by streams it is great.
Best wishes,
Samantha Jane
sjgardendesign.com
- Posted: Mon. 5th May 2014 09:47
This plant is featured at Chelsea Flower Show 2009
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Darmera peltata (Umbrella plant) has been used in The HESCO Garden by Leeds City Council for Chelsea Flower Show 2009.
- Posted: Fri. 15th May 2009 08:44