Gardens Illustrated Magazine

Eremurus ‘Joanna’

-

Eremurus are summer dormant and often struggle through wet summers. The glorious E. ‘Joanna’ is stronger than most and copes well in our maritime climate. The flower spikes are huge, each one composed of hundreds of star-shaped, white flowers with a yellow eye. ‘Joanna’ looks best grown with taller perennials and shrubs. When planting, make a hole 10cm deep that is wide enough to accommodat­e the star-shaped crowns, add sharp grit and then cover, ensuring the bud of the crown is just nosing the surface. AGM.

Height 3m. Origin Garden origin. Conditions Ideally, full sun and not too wet in summer. Hardiness RHS H6, USDA 6a-9b. Season Early summer.

 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United Kingdom