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What have I done?

14 replies

Smoothieyummy · 19/05/2018 15:52

Please help to ID this.

And also I read somewhere that I need to dehead and prune after the flowers died, so I basically just cut the stalks off. Please tell me that was right and I haven’t killed my plant.

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Smoothieyummy · 19/05/2018 15:52

Photo here

What have I done?
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bilbodog · 19/05/2018 16:42

I have these - cant remember what they're called!!

Haberpop · 19/05/2018 16:43

Heuchera?

Soulcakequack · 19/05/2018 16:48

Looks like a Bergenia. As far as know you need to remove the flower stalk but doing will cuss no harm

Soulcakequack · 19/05/2018 16:49

www.rhs.org.uk/Plants/Search-Results?query=Bergenia

Knittedfairies · 19/05/2018 17:21

Begenia for sure.

ErrolTheDragon · 19/05/2018 17:23

Otherwise known as elephants' ears. Or was that just in my family?

Tiddlywinks63 · 19/05/2018 17:32

Bergenia or elephant ears. I never did anything to mine, they just thrived on neglect luckily!

Trethew · 19/05/2018 22:54

Yes Bergen is, and you were right to remove the dead flower stem. Does no harm and makes it look better

Tansie1 · 25/05/2018 15:48

They're tough as old boots!

felicitythemangyfox · 25/05/2018 22:32

Maybe ask what the lovely pink bush in the background is?

elephantoverthehill · 25/05/2018 22:35

Elephants ears or Australian cowslips. They are really quite difficult to damage, short of digging them up! Very useful ground cover plants on all sorts of soils and shade.

Trethew · 26/05/2018 14:42

Felicity looks like a Japanese azalea

HebetheGrebe · 26/05/2018 15:02

Ooh thanks

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