Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Why Should You Plant Rodgersia???

Rodersia Foliage v2
This is why.

16 comments:

  1. My Rodgersia leaves are still microscopic. At least they made it through the winter. I'm happy. Yours is way nicer though. :)

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  2. And that, kind sir, is why those of us in the South have zone envy.

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  3. Beautiful! Mine has just shown up to the party.

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  4. Must have THAT ONE! Mine is spectacular, but just plain green. The bronze leaves are over-the-top.

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  5. Yep I definitely see the attraction. :)

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  6. Beautiful photo - most of my shade is very dry, but it might be worth sinking a tub in the ground for that foliage!

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  7. Yes, zone envy. And all your photos are gorgeous beyond words.

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  8. If only we got enough water to keep them looking decent...

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  9. Grace: I have a few different varieties, and this one is by far the furthest along, I have a R. aeuscufolia that is just a few inches tall.

    Danger :-)

    ChrisU: Indeed!

    Ryan: If only, I would certainly be more popular ;-)

    Tim: I didn't realize you couldn't grow these in the South???

    Greggo: Hahahaha…be careful what you ask for!

    Alison: Defninitely…some emerge quite a bit later than others.

    Ricki: They definintely are…I'm loving them!

    Perennial Gardner: hahahah…totally!

    Cyndy: If you can keep them moist and out of drying winds/sun…they are pretty happy!

    Hoover Boo: aww…thanks!

    Allanbecker: Thanks so much!

    Tom: :-)

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