oyster plant

HI,

has anyone had much experience with the oyster plant?? (Acanthus)
I wanted to plant some adjacent to our back verandah - faces East and gets
shade from about11-12 onwards.
It can get a bit dry, depending on the weather but we are able to water from
the tanks we put in b4 the rains came.

Does this plant spread and become a problem? any terrible pests apart from
snails? will a garden bed 60cm wide be
big enough?

was wanting to interplant with other things for some variation - got any
suggestions here??

we're in Hawkesbury area of Sydney ??? zone 6 ?? gets v. hot and vv.cold

cheers all
nagem ydnas [ Fr, 11 November 2005 03:37 ] [ ID #65274 ]

Re: oyster plant

On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 13:37:45 +1100, "nagem et al" <sandmeg [at] tpg.com.au> wrote:

> HI,
>
> has anyone had much experience with the oyster plant?? (Acanthus)
> I wanted to plant some adjacent to our back verandah - faces East and gets
> shade from about11-12 onwards.
> It can get a bit dry, depending on the weather but we are able to water from
> the tanks we put in b4 the rains came.
>
> Does this plant spread and become a problem? any terrible pests apart from
> snails? will a garden bed 60cm wide be
> big enough?
>
> was wanting to interplant with other things for some variation - got any
> suggestions here??
>
> we're in Hawkesbury area of Sydney ??? zone 6 ?? gets v. hot and vv.cold

If you live near the bush, don't plant acanthus mollis. It is a weed.

Otherwise it is a very tough plant.
Old Bugger [ Fr, 11 November 2005 06:46 ] [ ID #65275 ]

Re: oyster plant

But does like water and gee it can spread like wildfire if not kept in check
if you dig it up get rid of it in the compost bin - its all over my yard now
not a bad thing really
Lushy
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> On Fri, 11 Nov 2005 13:37:45 +1100, "nagem et al" <sandmeg [at] tpg.com.au>
> wrote:
>
>> HI,
>>
>> has anyone had much experience with the oyster plant?? (Acanthus)
>> I wanted to plant some adjacent to our back verandah - faces East and
>> gets
>> shade from about11-12 onwards.
>> It can get a bit dry, depending on the weather but we are able to water
>> from
>> the tanks we put in b4 the rains came.
>>
>> Does this plant spread and become a problem? any terrible pests apart
>> from
>> snails? will a garden bed 60cm wide be
>> big enough?
>>
>> was wanting to interplant with other things for some variation - got any
>> suggestions here??
>>
>> we're in Hawkesbury area of Sydney ??? zone 6 ?? gets v. hot and vv.cold
>
> If you live near the bush, don't plant acanthus mollis. It is a weed.
>
> Otherwise it is a very tough plant.
>
David [ So, 20 November 2005 20:28 ] [ ID #66883 ]
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