Persicaria Donald Lowndes

Persicaria Donald Lowndes

€4,90
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Persicaria Donald Lowndes

Persicaria Donald Lowndes

€4,90

Persicaria Donald Lowndes or Persicaria Affinis 'Donald Lowndes' is a low spreading, ground cover plant that produces magnificent short pink pokers of small flowers all summer long.


The flower spikes shift to a brick red as they age, bringing another palette and point of beauty to your arrangements.
The leaves are dark green and turn dark red or rich chestnut-brown in autumn, bringing a lovely color-shifting effect.

Other Names

Knotweed

Himalayan knotweed

Flowering July, August, September
Exposure Half Sun/Half Shade
Frost Tolerance -25°C to -30°C
Size 0.45m H x 0.7m W
Soil Chalk, Loam, Cool, Sandy
Origin China
pda181
€4,90
In stock

🪴9x9 cm

🚂 Ships across EU
🌱 Grown in our nursery

Gardening Tips

☂️Do try to respect Donald's preference for some afternoon shade, otherwise you will notice some scorching on the peach-like leaves.
🕊️ Although a strong and fast growing plant, there is no need to worry about it being invasive.
💧While the Persicarias are drought resistant over time, this variety does require water to establish itself if you are planting it outside so do keep the soil moist in the first few months.gar

The Botany
The Myth

Persicaria means "peach-like" in Latin, referring to the form of the leaves.

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