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Great performer year after year. Comes up in late March/early April, turns yellow and dies back in July.
I love this plant, and wish I had more of them! (I know, that’s solvable, but I’m always suckered into spending the garden budget on sparkly new plants every year). This is an interesting variation on the typical Pink variety with the same hardiness. Pests pretty much ignore it!
Nursery Tag
Rich, well-drained soil. Needs shady site. Mixed borders, rock gardens and woodland settings.
04/2008: Front garden, in brick bed next to pine trees
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