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Planting notes. Mature plants develop a taproot and therefore do not take well to transplanting. A few seedlings may pop up around the parent plant, but heavy reseeding is unlikely. Small seedlings can be transplanted before a taproot develops. If you want a large, colorful display, use many plants in a cluster.
Holm Design & Consulting LLC SaveEmail Botanical name: Polemonium reptans Common names: Jacob’s ladder, Greek valerian Origin: Jacob’s ladder occurs in eastern North American woodlands, from the states bordering the Mississippi River eastward to New Hampshire in the north and to Georgia in the south; it is rare in South Dakota southward
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To create the arrangement at the top, you will need the following flowers and greenery: Large white hydrangeas Small green hydrangeas Large ornamental kale rosettes ‘Green Trick’ sweet william (Dianthus barbatus ‘Green Trick’) Blue thistle or any light blue flower Additional materials and tools: Floral foam Bowl of water for soaking foam Scissors or pruning shears Wooden skewers Widemouthed, waterproof container
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