Increase the color around your home landscape by taking the time to learn how to propagate by division and layering to increase the homeowners garden bed size and color.
Acaena or New Zealand Burr grow by rhizomes spreading out from the parent plant so these rooted shoots can be cut from the parent plant in either the spring or the fall, but be aware the plant can become invasive. Acaena reaches a height of 2"-4", will take light foot traffic, and blooms throughout the summer, green blooms which turn into red burrs either on green or silver leaves. The plant is drought tolerant, evergreen in warmer zones, is deer resistant, and prefers full sun.
Moved to Charlotte in 1994 after relocating from Denver, CO, after starting a legal publishing company, The OMEGA Network Group, after landscape design/build took to much energy out of me and worked for another "forwarding" publisher to learn the ropes.
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