kussenvormend
English translation: cushion-forming
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peer agreement (net): +4cushion-forming Explanation: Contained within the flora of New Zealand are several genera whose members are true aristocrats of the select group of high alpine cushion-forming plants. http://www.edgewoodgardens.net/articles/new_zealand_cushion_... ANDROSACE SARMENTOSA 'CHUMBYI' - ROCK JASMINE Item# 57759-01 $11.00 11CM: Product Description Pink flowers in spring. Sharply-Drained, acidic soil. cushion-forming. Avoid winter wet; do not cut back. http://yhst-93101459720436.stores.yahoo.net/57759-01.html Also known as Fall Asters, these are terrific favorites for autumn colour in the perennial border. Plants form bushy mounds, bearing loads of small daisy flowers. This is a medium-height selection with vibrant purple blooms. Pinch plants before July to maintain a cushion effect. Excellent for cutting. Most Asters will be troubled much less with powdery mildew when grown in a moist, rich soil. Divide plants every two to four years to maintain vigour. http://www.perennials.com/seeplant.html?item=1.085.180 |
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