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Bistorta amplexicaulis Orange Field (‘Orangofield’ PBR)

Bistorta amplexicaulis Orange Field (‘Orangofield’ PBR)

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‘Orange Field’ is well named for its unusual flower hue. From late summer deep into autumn, tall slender spikes of salmon-pink to orange flowers dance in the breeze above slender, mid-green foliage — a long-lasting and free-flowering display that adds wonderful movement to a border or damp garden area.

Bred by Chris Ghyselen in Belgium, ‘Orange Field’ (‘Orangofield’ PBR) is unashamedly informal and naturalistic in habit — a stunning choice for a wildlife garden, where it will attract bees, butterflies and other pollinators in numbers. It thrives in moisture-retentive soil in full sun or partial shade, making it ideal for a bog garden, water meadow or the edge of a pond or stream. A reliable performer on heavy clay, it can even tolerate the soil partially drying out in summer. For a cool theme combine with whites and pale pinks; for something bolder, try purples and reds.

Synonym: Persicaria amplexicaulis ‘Orangofield’

Height × Spread: 125cm × 100cm

☀️ Sunlight Partial shade, Full sun
📅 Season of Interest Summer, Autumn
🌸 Flower Colour Orange, Pink
🌿 Foliage Colour Dark green
🪏 Preferred Soil Type Clay, Loamy
💧 Soil Moisture Content Moderate, High
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  • Care Guide:

    Plant in moist, fertile soil enriched with organic matter, in full sun or partial shade. Tolerates heavier soils well and is reliably hardy. Mulching annually will help maintain soil fertility and moisture retention. Once established, spreads steadily to form effective weed-suppressing ground cover. Cut back after flowering or in late winter or spring before new growth begins. Divide clumps in autumn or spring to control spread and keep plants vigorous or to propagate.

  • Good to Know

    Wildlife-friendly — the nectar-rich flower spikes are highly attractive to bees, butterflies and other pollinators.

    Adaptable and easy to grow, even in heavier soils.