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7 Gunnera Manicata Seeds-1042

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Item traits

Category:

Seeds & Bulbs

Quantity Available:

947 in stock

Condition:

New

Sunlight:

Full Shade

Foliage:

Deciduous

USDA Hardiness Zone:

1 (< -50 °F)

Soil pH:

Acidic

Aspect:

East-facing

Country/Region of Manufacture:

United States

Color:

Green

Model:

1042

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More than a week ago

Item number:

505835157

Item description

Gunnera manicata, or giant rhubarb, a native of Brazil, is an ornamental plant in the Gunneraceae family. The underside of the leaf and the whole stalk have spikes on them. The leaves of Gunnera grow to an impressive size. Leaves with diameters well in excess of four feet are commonplace, with a spread of 10 feet by 10 feet on a mature plant. This plant grows best in damp conditions eg by the side of garden ponds, but dislikes winter cold and wet. Cover the plant with its own dead foliage to protect the crown in winter. Despite the common name, this plant is not edible. #1042