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Common
name: "Rodger's Flower"
Latin name: Rodgersia pinnata
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Zone: 4
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Elevation to:
Growth habit: Clump forming
Max height: 40"
Spread: 30"
Flowers: Yes, June - July
Flower type: Star shaped
Native to area: No
Available varieties: 4
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Pictured: Rodgersia
pinnata |
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Photo:
Missouri Botanic Gardens |
Cultivation:
Plant in full sun to partial shade in compost rich, moist soil.
Space new container grown plants 30" - 36" apart. "Rodger's Flower" dislikes dry conditions. A good choice
for planting near bogs, marshes, ponds or streams. Flowers are
good for cutting and dry well for dried arrangements. Their also
great for attracting Butterflies.
Propagation:
Seed can be started in a cold frame or greenhouse and moved
outdoors after danger of frost has passed. For quicker growth,
purchase pre-started plants at your local Garden Center. Once
established plants can be divided in spring.
Potential pests ~ diseases:
Slugs. |
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