All reviews for category Hakonechloa

Hakonechloa macra Aureola - Japanese Forest Grass

Hakonechloa macra Aureola - Japanese Forest Grass

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South of Toulouse
I am disappointed. Some young plants have brown reflections, as if they were frostbitten. To be honest, I wonder so much if they will survive that I still haven't planted them...

Pascal

THOIRY
At the moment, nothing special to say, well received, young plant and we will see later on.

DOROTA

Aisne
No need to dig a hole to plant this young plant received in a bad condition, not a hint of green in October. Roots not healthy.

Réjane

Brilliant! A young plant that adds a touch of light to the garden.
The young plants were healthy and vigorous. They grew rapidly until they formed beautiful, bushy balls by the end of summer.

Delphine P.

LOZERE 1000 m" would be translated as "LOZERE 1000 m" in British English, as it is a proper noun and a measurement.
Okay, received and planted straight away, young plant!!!

Cathy

Too early to assess, not very abundant, 4 leaves.
Too early to assess

Catherine B.

Locronan
Very very very big disappointment... The vine-plants of Hakonechloas delivered are tiny, knowing that these plants grow slowly, it will take me several years to get a nice clump! To avoid! Look carefully, you can find them directly from the field of plants in 9-liter pots and at a price of 7 euros instead of 7.90 euros in a bucket that is far too big for the tiny naked plant that has barely been repotted from Promesse de fleurs... Supporting photos!

Brigitte

Ploubazlanec (Midrib of Armor)
Planted alongside a field of Oscars, all that's left is to wait for the shoots to grow.

Gérard

STONES (28)
Hello, superb young plant that has been established in my garden for 10 years. It is without problem, very bright and also decorative in winter. However, I have not succeeded with the variety Naomi, Sunflare and Nicolas. I am waiting for Promesse de Fleurs to offer them in larger pots. To be continued!

francoise

Meaux" - "Water
Healthy plant, which grows slowly but steadily.

Laure