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Stachys, or possible triffids
Last year I planted some stachys, which were sweet little furry things in
three inch pots. I just looked at the pots, they're tiny, and the labels say, 'spread, 14"x24"'. These things are now gigantic, horizontally far beyond 14" across and sending enormous furry spikes heavenwards in abundance, while the rose bushes they're are planted around cower terrified against the furry grey onslaught. Will these things consume the whole garden? On a more serious note, the "low level" leaves all seem to be going yellow and dying off. Is this normal? It doesn't look very attractive. Is there something I should be doing? Or is it supposed to be gigantic forests of spikes surrouded by yellowy-brown mulch? Ian |
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