Rheum alexandrae

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AndyC
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Rheum alexandrae

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I have been trawling the net for suitable plants to grow in a new boggy area I've created and came across this oddity. I've never grown it before and I don't think I've ever seen it before so I took a punt and bought one (with a few other bog plants) from Ballyrobert nursery.
Has anyone grown it?
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Re: Rheum alexandrae

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I guess the silence tells you we haven't!

By reputation it is tricky but much easier than the fabled Rheum nobile.

Another one for the mythical 'damp but well drained' soil?

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Re: Rheum alexandrae

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Chad wrote:I guess the silence tells you we haven't!
Yes, I was beginning to get the picture.
It may be short lived but I'll give it a try. I have got well drained soil and it is damp for a few hours after it has rained so it will be happy some of the time.
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