coprosma repens

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  1. brombear

    brombear Seedling Plants Contributor

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    can anyone tell me if this is an annual or a perennial? I am finding very limited info on this, and much of this little somewhat contradictory. Thanks everyone. And welcome to Spring all you northerners! It all sounds very exciting
     
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    It appears to be a very hardy plant so no worries there but I have not found anything on them being an aquatic plant in any way. Are you looking for a true aquatic or a possible border plant for a pond?
     
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    Thanks heaps Toni. It is very frustrating when you can't find answers to such a simple fundamental question but I guess a relatively new cultivar, and released ona worldwide market it is to be expected. I very much appreciate that.

    No, it's not going near a pond, i wanted to know if I could put it in a position which is relatively open now but will become possible a bit too shaded over the next couple of years so I guess the question is no if htey will act as a perennial. I'll find a position for them elsewhere in the garden. I'll post some pics soon of the formentioned site, my latest and unfinished gardening venture.
     

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