What are the plants for poor soil in sun ? (Gelesen 1731 mal)

[moreno]

if I wanted to put color-texture alongside Sorghastrum nutans and Stipa calamagrostis, considering they would fall apart if fertilized, which plants share the same requirements?I can think of:Sedum – Agastache – Echinops – Gaura – V.bonariensis – L.coronaria – Coreopsis – Salvia nemorosa – Achillea –Calamintha n. – Allium – Perovskia – Baptisia – Ratibida – Gaillardia – Euphorbia – Centranthusis it right or you find any error?something else?in the Aster and Geranium family which species or varieties ?which Euphorbia hardy?bulbous plants (geophytes)?

[Dunkleborus]

I should try all of them except Gaillardia (I don't like them). Hardy Euphorbias: E. cyparissias is vigorous and spreading. Oops...have to go to work...

[leonora]

E. cyparissias is hardy, but if I got it right, moreno has already mentioned it being invasive in his garden. Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Purpurea' is hardy in my 8a garden and behaves fairly properly. I appreciate its purple foliage, which adds weight and balance to lighter colour schemes. In addition to your list, Aster sericeus might be worth trying. I’m gonna try sowing it next spring for its lovely silvery foliage and late flowers. The gravel gardeners here in this forum will know a lot more. Ciao,Leo

[Staudo]

Hier finden sich schon Informationen.

[Treasure-Jo]

if I wanted to put color-texture alongside Sorghastrum nutans and Stipa calamagrostis, considering they would fall apart if fertilized, which plants share the same requirements?I can think of:Sedum – Agastache – Echinops – Gaura – V.bonariensis – L.coronaria – Coreopsis – Salvia nemorosa – Achillea –Calamintha n. – Allium – Perovskia – Baptisia – Ratibida – Gaillardia – Euphorbia – Centranthusis it right or you find any error?something else?in the Aster and Geranium family which species or varieties ?which Euphorbia hardy?bulbous plants (geophytes)?

Ja, das passt alles. Schau auch mal in den Kiesgarten-Thread! Es gibt auch viele Astern und Geranium, die dazu passen.

[Treasure-Jo]

Here you can find a short list of some plants for dry soils:Acanthus balcanicusAcanthus spinosusAgapanthus hybr.Agastache HybrideAgastache mexicana Agastache rugosa hybr.Agastache rugosa hybr.Agastache rupestreAllium cernuum var.obtusumAltaea cannabinaAmorpha canescensAnaphalis margaritacea Anaphalis margeritacea var. yedoensisAnaphalis nubigenaAnchusa azureaAnthemis tinctoria Anthericum liliagoAnthericum ramosumAnthriscus sylvestris Artemisia abrotanum"Artemisia alba syn. Artemisia campherum"Artemisia canaArtemisia schmidtianaArtemisia stellerianaArtemsia (Hügin)Artemsiia tridentataAsclepias verticillataAsphodeline liburnicaAsphodelus albusAsphodelus fistulosusAsphodelus lusitanicus"Aster azureus(Symphyotrichum oolentangiense)"Aster ericoidesAster linosyris Aster sedifoliusAster x frikartii Athamantha cretensisBallota pseudodictamnusBupleurum falcatumBupleurum fruticosumBupleurum spinosumCalamagrostis acutifloraCampanula cochlearifoliaCampanula persicifoliaCarlina acaulisChiliotrichum diffusum Cistus hybr.Convulvus cneorumCoreopsis palmataDianthus arenarius Echinops ritroEchinops spaerocephalusEchium russicum Eryngium bourgatiiEryngium giganteum Eryngium maritimumEryngium x zabeliiEryngium yuccifoliumErysimum Hybride "Euphorbia (E.nicaensis x E. seguieriana) "Euphorbia myrsinites Euphorbia rigida "Euphorbia seguieriana ssp. niciciana "Ferula communisFestuca Cinerea-Hybride "Filipendula vulgaris 'Plena'(hexapetala)"Gaillarda grandifloraGaillardia HybrideGeum triflorum"Gladiolus communis ssp. byzantinus "Gypsophylia repensHesperaloe parvifloraHeuchera villosa var. macrorhizaHieracium lanatumHieracium pilosella Iris reichenbachii Juniperus virginiana 'Skyrocket'Kniphofia caulescensKoeleria glaucaLavandula angustifoliaLavandula x chaytoraeLavandula x intermedia Lavatera Thuringiaca-HybrideLibertia peregrinansLinum perrene ssp. lewisiiMalva moschata Melica ciliata"Nectaroscordum siculum ssp. bulgaricum "Oenothera missouriensisOthonnopsis cheirifoliaPanicum virgatum Papaver orientalePenstemon digitalis Penstemon pinifoliusPerovskia atriplicifolia Petrorhagia saxifragaPhlomis maximowicziiPhlomis tauricaPhlomis tuberosa Phuopsis stylosaPlatycodon grandiflorumPtilotrichum spinosum Pulsatilla vulgarisPycnanthemum muticumPycnanthemum virginicumRatibida pinnataSalvia argentaSalvia blancoana"Scabiosa japonica var. alpina "Sedum maximum `Sunkissed`Sedum reflexum Sedum spectabile Seseli gummiferumSporobolis heterolepisStachys byzantinaStachys lavandulifoliaStipa barbataStipa pennataTanacetum chamaedrysThymus neicefferi Thymus serpyllum Thymus thracicus `Lavander`Verbascum nigrumVeronica incanaYucca filamentosa Yucca glauca

[Treasure-Jo]

Mediterraneus and Danilo will tell you hundreds more....

[moreno]

thanks ... I am sorry for not having seen that the topic was just discussed (maybe you could join for future reference) ... this evening I will study I also found this http://www.bethchatto.co.uk/plants-for- ... nts.htmand thishttp://www.stauden.de/cms/staudenverwendung/mi ... p?navid=89

[Mediterraneus]

a very short list, jo

[leonora]

[Treasure-Jo]

a very short list, jo

Ja, sorry. Aber in der Kürze liegt die Würze.

[Treasure-Jo]

thanks ... I am sorry for not having seen that the topic was just discussed (maybe you could join for future reference) ... this evening I will study I also found this http://www.bethchatto.co.uk/plants-for- ... plants.htm

Oh! It seems Beth copied my list.