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Echium candicans (syn. E. fastuosum)
I've just bought a couple of these (I was intending to grow some from
seed but Crocus had decent-sized plants discounted to £3.50 each and I couldn't resist) and would be grateful for some advice as to whether I can treat them as hardy in my London garden. One problem is that my soil is fairly heavy clay (though regularly amended with lots of organic matter). I was thinking of planting them in my front garden, which is south-facing, enclosed, sloping and with reasonable drainage which I could further improve by adding extra grit. But would they stand a good chance of surviving the winter? I understand also that this Echium is fairly easy to root from cuttings - any advice? Could I take cuttings now to overwinter in the greenhouse? I'd be interested in hearing other people's experiences with this plant. Thanks in advance. |
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