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Pride of Madeira 50 Seeds - Echium fastuosum

Pride of Madeira 50 Seeds - Echium fastuosum

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Pride of Madeira 50 Seeds - Echium fastuosum

 
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Echium fastuosum, syn. Echium candicans, is also known as pride of Madeira, this plant being native to Madeira. It is an evergreen perennial plant that can reach up to 5 - 8 ft (1.50 m - 2.40 m) tall, with spikes of tiny purple-blue flowers appearing in spring.
Leaves - This Echium has evergreen lanceolate leaves, that are about 8 in (20 cm) long.
Flowers - Dense 2 ft (60 cm) long spikes of tiny purple-blue flowers appear in spring.
Culture Echium fastuosum is a showy and perennial plant, that can withstand negative temperatures down to 26 F to 24 F (-3 C to -5 C). It thus can be grown in USDA zones 9 and warmer. Also, this plant can be grown in coastal and windy conditions. Note that leaves and stems may prove slightly skin irritant. So handle with care.
Soil - This Echium requires a well-drained ground.
Propagation
This Echium is easily propagated by seeds.

 
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3Seeds  Jul 28, 2010
I guess I would need to wait for them to grow, however, I need to say before that the packaging was terrible, as I opened the box, I guess I lost almost 20% of the seeds. They come in a regular enevelope, so the seeds come out easily... not cool.

5my seeds did well  Jul 14, 2010
Most of my seeds sprouted and are doing well as plants...have to separate and repot them soon.....Id recommend them...I started mine outside in the shade and gradually move them into the sun...not sure if they will bloom this year (Im in RI)..but hoping with some help from fertilizer they might be coaxed... :)

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5Can't wait for this one...  Jun 16, 2010
Just planted and will post results when happen. Company is superb at getting to you just what you want.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:

1Wouldn't Grow  Feb 05, 2010
Absolutely will not grow. Don't let that beautiful picture fool you like it did me.

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1quality of seeds  Jan 12, 2009
I bought theses seeds - as well as many others - and they simply did not come up. I followed all instructions given for planting but had zero results. This was true of about 95% of all the seeds that I bought with these seeds. I live in an area where it is in the 60's at night and 80's during the day (year around). I am at 4,800 feet above sea level in the city of Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico. The seeds were started in small cups in potting soil in my greenhouse under a very controlled condition.

The seeds were shipped to my Texas address and brought to my home in my auto. I say this so there is no miss-understanding that they were damaged via x-ray by way of a flight.

It was a waste of time and money.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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