Gaura - Siskiyou Pink

Gaura - Siskiyou Pink

Gaura lindheimeri


Plant Facts:
Mature Height
24 inches
Mature Spread
24 - 36 inches
Soil Type
Normal, Sandy, Clay
Moisture
Dry to Moist
Mature Form
Mounding
Growth Rate
Fast
Sun Exposure
Partial Sun
Flower Color
Pink
Fall Color
Red
Foliage Color
Deep Green
5-9



Product Description:

The Gaura 'Siskiyou Pink', Gaura lindheimeri, has numerous butterfly-shapes maroon flowers opening to reddish pink flowers that bloom from last spring to early summer. With a plant height of 24” and a width of 24-36”, it is definite addition to any perennial garden. ‘Siskiyou Pink’ Gaura requires full sun in a well-drained area with average to rich soil and is very drought tolerant.

A major attraction to butterflies, it continues to bloom through the first hard frosts of autumn into winter. ‘Siskiyou Pink’ Gaura looks great on a rocky ledge, near bricks and stones, near Sedum 'Autumn Joy' or small dahlias. It's also enchanted with pink bush roses and as a contrast to plants with big fleshy leaves.


This product is out of stock. We can notify you when this item becomes available.



Reviews:

 Average Rating:


 Tell us what you think. Please take a moment to add your review. Review it!


Customer Reviews


Non-stop Blooms!  
Reviewer: Andie, 10/26/2006 9:31:01 AM
Unbelievable color, fast spreading - quite the happy plant. I have two of these at the edge of a border and they are glorious. They immediately grew to full maturity. Perhaps I only needed to get one! I cut it back in August and it seems to control the growth and aid in its fall flowering.

Was this review helpful?  


not very hardy  
Reviewer: peggy, 3/22/2007 6:41:23 AM
I planted three of these plants in front of Rudbeckea goldstrum. They did well the first summer after planting, but did not return the following spring. I live in zone 6, planted them according to soil & sun requirements and can only surmise that they did not return becuase they are not hardy enough. How can they be considered hardy in zone 5 unless they are planted in a micro climate situation which might raise the hardiness zone to 7? They were beautiful however, so I will try again this spring, but plant them in a much drier situation.

Was this review helpful?  


Dissappointment  
Reviewer: smiley, 5/5/2007 11:29:21 AM
I planted two of these beautiful plants last summer. They were just georgeous,but they are not returning this spring...What a disappointment!!!!I too,had them in a very dry,sunny space.They should not be listed as hardy,I live in zone 5,and they havent survived our not so cold winter we had this year.

Was this review helpful?  


pink  
Reviewer: tickle me pink, 5/9/2007 7:33:28 PM
i first planted these beautiful plants 3 years ago in my front yard, i get so many compliments. i cut them back every year and they come back just as beautiful.

Was this review helpful?  


Flower freak  
Reviewer: Swtness, 6/1/2007 8:48:30 PM
I also purchased two of these locally and they looked great the year I planted them, but neither of them returned. They were in full sun, well drained, partially sandy soil. I thought it was going to be a great match for the location, but no life in them the second year.

Was this review helpful?  


Growing like a wild flower!  
Reviewer: shoelady60, 5/9/2008 1:08:04 PM
The fast spreading was unbelievable the first year I planted 2007. I was stunned by the quick growth and the hardiness of this flower. True as mention numerous butterfly shapes maroon flowers. I live in Zone 7 and it coming back now it's May 2008. What a beauty!

Was this review helpful?