Tiarella 'Mystic Mist'

13 years ago

This plant has struggled ever since I got it about three years ago. There have been times I thought it would die on me, but I never gave up on it. Last summer I potted it up and somehow I lost track of it. This spring I found it and was surprised that it was actually doing well in the pot. The mild winter probably helped it to survive. This year it is starting to look like something. I think I finally found a sweet garden spot for it because it continues to grow, though slowly. In the spring the leaves will be pink with white misting.

Karen

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tepelus
Original Author
13 years ago
Getting bigger and a little more colorful. I will post a spring picture next year.

Karen
Cher
13 years ago
It's really a neat looking plant Karen. Looks like you are the one trying to keep this forum going. It's a shame that it's not been active. I was afraid of that. Don't give up, maybe next Spring more people will get involved.
Cher
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tepelus
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks for looking. Yeah, I'm trying, a little. And I haven't even ventured much in my gardens this year. Right now my heucheras are getting in some fresh, colorful leaves. Some are still just sitting there. I look forward to see how Mystic Mist will look next spring, that's if nothing happens to it between now and then.

Karen
rosie742001
13 years ago
Seeing your picture makes me want to try Mystic Mist again! I tried it once before, but had no luck with it. But I might give it another try in a pot on my back deck which gets morning sun (when we have it ) all winter long.