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Peachie's Pick?

Posted by rouge21 5b (My Page) on
Thu, Jul 19, 12 at 13:06

I was tired to seeing my Stokesia ("Colour Wheel" I think) always flopping like some ground cover. So I had dug them up and gave them away. And yet today while in a nursery I was very impressed with the Stokesia 'Peachie's Pick'. Wonderful blue flowers on a compact, sturdy, upright plant! Is this just nuresery shenanigans or is this plant is as it appears ie floriferous and upright?


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RE: Peachie's Pick?

Mine never flopped and it was very lovely. It was the only Stokes I've ever had, and from its habit I never would have thought they tended to flop - it was THAT upright! Unfortunately, I think I had it in a place of too much moisture in spring, and it only lasted 2 years. Very long blooming...as dry as it's been here I've been thinking about trying it again...


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RE: Peachie's Pick?

  • Posted by mxk3 z5b/6 MI (My Page) on
    Fri, Jul 20, 12 at 6:41

I prefer Klaus Jelitto, the blooms are larger and I very much like the color. It doesn't get floppy for me but admittedly the foliage isn't front of the border foliage...


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