Lychnis coronaria 'Atrosanguinea' (Rose Campion) – Hardy Perennial (Set of 3 or 6)
£20.99
Regular price£20.99
Taxes included.
Taxes included.
Rose campion is a cottage garden favourite, throwing up branching stems of deep crimson magenta flowers over woolly silver foliage.
The silver grey rosettes sit low through the year and the flower stems rise to 60 to 80cm tall from June to August, each carrying a run of flat, five petalled blooms. The silver and magenta together look at home in a cottage border, a gravel garden or a relaxed meadow planting, and deer and rabbits tend to leave it alone.
It is easy to please and asks for very little: full sun, and soil that drains freely, including poor, dry, sandy or chalky ground and exposed coastal gardens. Plants arrive established in 1 litre pots. Rose campion is short lived by nature and usually keeps itself going by seeding around, so leave a few seed heads if you want it to stay.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Rose campion
Fully Grown Height and Spread: 60 to 80cm tall and 30 to 45cm wide
Growth Habit: Upright, branching and clump forming
Perfect For: Cottage gardens, gravel and dry borders, meadow planting and wildlife gardens
Foliage: Woolly silver grey rosettes
Flowering Time: June to August
Planting Position: Full sun, including dry and coastal gardens
Soil Type: Well drained. Tolerates poor, dry and sandy soil
Hardiness: Fully hardy in the UK
Maintenance: Cut the spent flower stems back after flowering and tidy old foliage in early spring. Short lived, and it keeps itself going by seeding around
Seasonal Interest: Summer
Type: Hardy herbaceous perennial
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Lychnis coronaria 'Atrosanguinea' (Rose Campion) – Hardy Perennial (Set of 3 or 6)
£20.99
Regular price£20.99
3 Plants
Grown in Yorkshire
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Description
Rose campion is a cottage garden favourite, throwing up branching stems of deep crimson magenta flowers over woolly silver foliage.
The silver grey rosettes sit low through the year and the flower stems rise to 60 to 80cm tall from June to August, each carrying a run of flat, five petalled blooms. The silver and magenta together look at home in a cottage border, a gravel garden or a relaxed meadow planting, and deer and rabbits tend to leave it alone.
It is easy to please and asks for very little: full sun, and soil that drains freely, including poor, dry, sandy or chalky ground and exposed coastal gardens. Plants arrive established in 1 litre pots. Rose campion is short lived by nature and usually keeps itself going by seeding around, so leave a few seed heads if you want it to stay.
Cultural Information
Common Name: Rose campion
Fully Grown Height and Spread: 60 to 80cm tall and 30 to 45cm wide
Growth Habit: Upright, branching and clump forming
Perfect For: Cottage gardens, gravel and dry borders, meadow planting and wildlife gardens
Foliage: Woolly silver grey rosettes
Flowering Time: June to August
Planting Position: Full sun, including dry and coastal gardens
Soil Type: Well drained. Tolerates poor, dry and sandy soil
Hardiness: Fully hardy in the UK
Maintenance: Cut the spent flower stems back after flowering and tidy old foliage in early spring. Short lived, and it keeps itself going by seeding around
Seasonal Interest: Summer
Type: Hardy herbaceous perennial
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