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Water arrived in good condition, young plant still has moist soil, quick delivery and impeccable follow-up. Now we just have to see if the young plant takes root properly after planting.
Marion M.
RAS" is an abbreviation for "Rien à signaler" in French, which translates to "Nothing to report" in British English.
There too, I've chosen the dampest corner of the garden for successful cultivation...
Attention once this young plant is established, if it thrives, it becomes very invasive and almost indestructible; the roots go down very deep into the soil (more than 40 cm (16in)), when you try to pull them out, they break and multiply; moreover, the roots/rootstocks are running; I have recovered some on a purchased land and for more than two years I have been trying to get rid of it because it had been planted in the wrong place by the previous owners, mission impossible.
Hortense
petasites" translates to "butterbur" in British English.
After two years, this young plant is just starting to develop and has reached a height of 20cm (8in)! However, it is planted in rich clayey and very wet soil. Clearly, it did not appreciate the cold and erratic spring of last year... But once it got going with a good dose of water, it reached a height of one metre in two months. Magnificent by the water's edge.