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Gaura lindheimeri 'Rosyjane' (R)
- 'Rosyjane' is a breeding breakthrough in Gaura flower colour as this variety has striking, bicoloured white flowers with a delicate pink picotee edging which burst from dark pink flower buds.
- Gaura lindheimeri is a popular, light and airy perennial plant with delicate pinwheels of bloom for an amazing 5 months of colour!
- This Gaura is a welcome addition to a mixed perennial border, where it forms a wiry, informal plant which quickly and easily fills gaps in borders with a haze of blossom.
- Easy to grow, it prefers a warm spot in a light soil where it can happily thrust skywards through other plants.
- Supplied as an established plant in a 7cm pot, 'Rosyjane' plant will grow to around 75cms tall so is suited to the middle or back of any sunny border.
- 'Rosyjane' is a breeding breakthrough in Gaura flower colour as this variety has striking, bicoloured white flowers with a delicate pink picotee edging which burst from dark pink flower buds.
- Gaura lindheimeri is a popular, light and airy perennial plant with delicate pinwheels of bloom for an amazing 5 months of colour!
- This Gaura is a welcome addition to a mixed perennial border, where it forms a wiry, informal plant which quickly and easily fills gaps in borders with a haze of blossom.
- Easy to grow, it prefers a warm spot in a light soil where it can happily thrust skywards through other plants.
- Supplied as an established plant in a 7cm pot, 'Rosyjane' plant will grow to around 75cms tall so is suited to the middle or back of any sunny border.
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Gaura lindheimeri is a popular, light and airy perennial plant with delicate pinwheels of bloom held on long graceful stems over narrow green leaves. A bushy, clump-forming plant which produces its flowers for a long period from late spring to early autumn you get an amazing 5 months of colour!
'Rosyjane' is a breeding breakthrough in Gaura flower colour as this variety has striking, bicoloured white flowers with a delicate pink picotee edging which burst from dark pink flower buds.
This gaura is a welcome addition to a mixed perennial border, where it forms a wiry, informal plant which quickly and easily fills gaps in borders with a haze of blossom, making it a great substitute for gypsophillia or London Pride in the garden.
Not a difficult plant to grow, it's a prairie native, so prefers a warm spot in a light soil where it can happily grow upwards through other plants. Try to keep it where you plant it though as it will sulk if moved.
Supplied as an established plant in a 7cm pot, 'Rosyjane' plant will grow to around 75cms tall so is suited to the middle or back of any sunny border.
Note plants are dormant October - March so may show no leaves in the pot.
What Is Supplied
Supplied as an established plant in a 7cm pot, 'Rosyjane' plant will grow to around 75cms tall so is suited to the middle or back of any sunny border.
Note plants are dormant October - March so may show no leaves in the pot.
Plant Care Information
Top Tips
After Gaura 'Rosyjane' has flowered, don't cut it back as it takes on beautiful autumn tints, particularly in cold weather. Wait until early spring.
Care Information
- Easy to grow, water regularly and cut back and divide large clumps in spring.
- Before planting, prepare the soil by digging over and removing any weeds. Incorporate some well-rotted manure to enrich the soil if necessary.
- When planting a number of perennials, arrange them on the surface so you can see how they will look before planting.
- Individually knock out each plant from its container. Look at the roots – if they are circling around the compost, it is best to tease them out. To do this, push your fingers into the rootball along the bottom edge and pull. Do this in a couple of places. This should encourage the roots to spread into the surrounding soil.
- Next use a trowel or spade to create a hole just deep and wide enough to set in the rootball.
- The aim is to bury just the roots, leaving the bases of the stems (when in growth in summer) or the shoots (in spring) above ground.
- Firm back around the soil, using your hand for small clumps and your heel on larger areas.
- Water in well to settle the soil and prevent desiccation.
Planting/Flowering Calendar
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Fully Grown Plant Dimensions (approx)
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