Silent Sunday: Patty’s Plum
26 Sunday Apr 2020
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One of the most superb flowers a gardener could hope to meet. I never make her happy!
Oh no. Why not? Too hot ?
I have no idea but, undeterred, am trying again this year with three more plants (already in the garden!)
Keep them well watered as they don’t seem to like to be too dry
Will do! I thought the last time it had too much shade and ‘dankness’. Now a much more open position and, as you say, lots of water until it dies back. Thanks for sharing!
Such a lovely colour! I didn’t know that P. orientale has a plum hybrid.
It is such a gorgeous specimen
Indeed it is!
She is lovely – but doesn’t like me (or our garden)! You are favoured 😉
She is in a raised bed in my rear terrace. I don’t think she would cope with my soil otherwise