DESCRIPTION
Lychnis coronaria is a hardy perennial with silvery foliage and bold magenta to dark pink flowers. The plant features dense clusters of five-petaled blooms that appear in late spring to early summer, rising above its rosettes of soft, woolly, gray-green leaves. The flowers have a unique, almost iridescent quality that stands out in the garden. The silvery leaves provide a beautiful contrast to the bright blossoms, adding texture and interest to flower beds or borders.
Lychnis coronaria thrives in full sun and is drought-tolerant once established, making it ideal for dry, sunny spots in the garden. It is also deer-resistant, adding to its appeal in various garden settings. Its resilience and long blooming period make it a reliable choice for creating captivating displays, while its ability to self-seed allows it to spread naturally, adding to its charm and ease of care.
DESCRIPTION
Lychnis coronaria is a hardy perennial with silvery foliage and bold magenta to dark pink flowers. The plant features dense clusters of five-petaled blooms that appear in late spring to early summer, rising above its rosettes of soft, woolly, gray-green leaves. The flowers have a unique, almost iridescent quality that stands out in the garden. The silvery leaves provide a beautiful contrast to the bright blossoms, adding texture and interest to flower beds or borders.
Lychnis coronaria thrives in full sun and is drought-tolerant once established, making it ideal for dry, sunny spots in the garden. It is also deer-resistant, adding to its appeal in various garden settings. Its resilience and long blooming period make it a reliable choice for creating captivating displays, while its ability to self-seed allows it to spread naturally, adding to its charm and ease of care.
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