Robin runaway (Dalibarda repens)

Robin runaway

Robin runaway is a wildflower with attractive flowers and heart-shaped leaves. It is a herbaceous perennial with distinct hairy leafstalks. Its overall appearance is reminiscent of true violets, although it has symmetrical flowers that differ from the irregular flowers of violets. This member of the rose family features two types of flowers: one showy, white one and one hidden fertile one.

Scientific classification

Species

Robin runaway (Dalibarda repens)

Roses, elms, figs, and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

Herb

Plant Type

Spring, Summer, Fall

Bloom Time

5 cm to 13 cm

Plant Height

2.5 cm

Flower Size

White

Flower Color

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Care Guide for Robin runaway

Every week

Water

15 - 32 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Water: Robin runaway thrives in humid woodland settings, requiring consistent moisture but avoiding waterlogging. It tolerates moderate drought and should be watered weekly. As an herbaceous perennial, robin runaway's growth cycle aligns with seasonal rainfall, ensuring adequate hydration during active phases.

Fertilize: For robin runaway, monthly applications of diluted, balanced liquid fertilizers during active growth in spring and summer promote healthy development. Reduce feeding in fall and halt in winter. Avoid leaf contact to prevent burn, as proper seasonal adjustments are vital for robin runaway's health in the garden.

Pruning: Robin runaway is a low-growing ground-cover plant with a mat-forming habit and delicate white flowers. Prune in early spring to remove dead stems, improve air circulation, and enhance flower production. Use clean tools for pruning to prevent disease and promote vibrant growth.

Propagation: Robin runaway is a woodland herb that propagates through sowing in a moist, well-drained soil mix. Adequate light is crucial for seed germination. Maintaining soil humidity without waterlogging is vital for optimal growth. Slow germination and growth require patience and careful attention during early stages.

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