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I HAD THIS OVER 20 YEARS AND IT WAS ALREADY IN THE GARDEN WHEN WE BOUGHT THE HOUSE. I LIVE IN MIAMI,FL. IN EXTREMELY SANDY SOIL WITH NO ...Read More
Here in usda zone 6b it flowers beautifully in the first part of the year but becomes a mess after that. If sheared off, however, it wil...Read More
Put in in raised bed with my succulents. It eventually died off. I probably didn't water it enough. I'm amused by the warnings of it...Read More
Be sure you LOVE this plant before you put it in your yard because once it's there you will NEVER get rid of it. I have been trying to ge...Read More
I've had spiderwort in my flower beds for over 10 years & other than needing to occasionally divide the clumps I've had no problem with i...Read More
The plant grows here in moister areas. It tends to die back by mid-summer as the heat intensifies.
When I lived in northern Michigan, I acquired a plant of Tradescantia occidentalis, coddled it, babied it and was thrilled when my little...Read More
This plant is native to most parts of Louisiana. It grows wild in most yards of my town. I've seen purple, blue, pink, and white flower...Read More
I thought this was the one I had here, but then I saw the one labeled "Virginiana", so that may be it, since I don't live in the west...I...Read More
It spreads when it is happy and the leaves seem to get floppy in mid to late summer. I find that it does very well after cutting it down...Read More
Sudie Goodman, Zone 8b, Broaddus, Southeast TX
I am thankful this lovely, blue plant is growing on my property.
It is dise...Read More
I have found that although tradescantias do blooms all season long, the leaves often look messy destroying the beauty of the flowers. I a...Read More
Planted more than twenty years ago, these plants come back year after year. Some of ours grow in full shade and are just as lovely as the...Read More