Jai wrote:

Emboldened by the success of Mr. Roberts in his search for the elusive
thatch rake, I am wondering if anyone knows of a vendor for the equally
elusive (in Columbus, Ohio, at least) filipendula ulmaria variegata. I
bought one two years ago at Lowes, enchanted by its leaves (the
filipendula's, not Lowe's), and would like to have lots more, but I can't
find any local nurseries that stock them, and none of the usual gardening
catalogs seem to have them either. I've tried propagating the one I do have
via stem cuttings, but without success so far. Any ideas? Many thanks! --
Jai in Columbus

It can be easily divided to develop additional plants - fall or early spring is
recommended for this process.

pam - gardengal