

The internet says its possible, is it?
I was planning to mound plant it, and it is to grow in a sunny spot.
I was looking into colacasia - does anyone know where I can get one



It is - too nice! Am well jealous.ConcreteJungle wrote:Looks idyllic !
They are just a clump that comes up each year,was going to replace them but they are so reliable we've left them;the only thing is to tidy them up every so often as they can look a bit tatty and can be prone to a bit of mildew.piechnik99 wrote:I hope mine look half as good as that!![]()
Have you got a couple of plants planted together or do they sucker?
Don't worry you can't see the mess behindBlairs wrote:It is - too nice! Am well jealous.ConcreteJungle wrote:Looks idyllic !
It does look great and you deserve praise. The fact that you have hidden other bits makes it better.Barry wrote:Don't worry you can't see the mess behindBlairs wrote:It is - too nice! Am well jealous.ConcreteJungle wrote:Looks idyllic !![]()
There is a scrabby bit of old gravel and stuff that was underneath an old deck;we are about to clear the pond out this week-end as it's clogged up with debris from a now removed crab apple tree and the old deck area is to become a mini bamboo grove.
best to pop them on a heat mat or just let them go? I put the canna seeds on the heat mat..big mistake as I have a forest already and a month till frost free! don't want the same for the cardoonsKristen wrote:I sowed mine on 11-Mar (2012), so I reckon "about now" would be right.
I would have sowed them indoors for sure, so either at room temperature, or on a heat mat, sorry can't remember which. I would have pricked out, probably direct to 3" pots, and then planted out from there when "big enough"miketropic wrote: best to pop them on a heat mat or just let them go?