Teucrium x lucidrys
Moving a Teucrium
Shoot User
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I have a plant which I believe to be a Teucrium x lucidrys which I bought in the Isle of Wight and planted here in Hertfordshire. It simply loves where it lives, and bees and butterflies love it too. However I have to move it as it lives in a part of the garden which is being excavated to lay new water pipes. I thought I would do this in September but worry about its root system - does it have deep roots? I had a poke around earlier and it seems to be very firmly ensconced. Will it sit happily in an open bed or does it prefer shelter? I should be so grateful for a little advice.Thanks.
Vivien
Vivien
Posted: Tuesday 27th of August 2013 02:56 PM Last reply: Wednesday 26th of March 2025 07:57 AM
Re: Wall Germander dying?
Paul Grinham
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Can't comment on what caused your plant to look a bit lifeless but I hope it recovered. I have one in my rockery and it was best bee magnet in the whole garden this summer. Well worth finding room for one everyone !
Posted: Monday 26th of August 2013 05:54 PM
Wall Germander dying?
Deirdre
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Hi guys,
I recently bought a wall germander 'teucrium lucidrys' but haven't yet planted it in my raised bed. It has been raining heavily and very windy where we live so I took my pots indoors for two days. I put them back outside yesterday but noticed that the germander has gone a bit floppy today. Did I shock the flower too much taking it inside? How can I help it recover?
Thanks :-)
I recently bought a wall germander 'teucrium lucidrys' but haven't yet planted it in my raised bed. It has been raining heavily and very windy where we live so I took my pots indoors for two days. I put them back outside yesterday but noticed that the germander has gone a bit floppy today. Did I shock the flower too much taking it inside? How can I help it recover?
Thanks :-)
Posted: Wednesday 22nd of May 2013 12:20 PM Last reply: Friday 28th of March 2025 04:33 PM