Native Winged Loosetrife
$24.00
A favorite little perennial with thousands of lavender flowers in the heat of August, September, and into October.
Native loosestrife grows in the Carolinas and into the mid-West. It’s a great meadow plant, a weaver that runs and makes an open stand of erect, 18-inch flowers. That habit allows other plants such as crinum, day lily, grasses, and such to come up in it.
It loves a sort of moist spot, in fact, it will thrive in a bog. It will do ok in normal, heavy soil. And it will survive periods of dry, but it really is best in a wet place. Fun sun is best.
Loosetrife catches a breeze, it moves and adds life to a hot garden. And pollinators of all kinds flock to it!
Plant now and it’ll look great through November,then come back every year.
We ship two plants per order.
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| Weight | 1 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 18 × 5 × 6 in |
Millie Davenport (verified owner) –
SO impressed by how well these plants traveled in the mail. The soil stayed JUST moist enough and in the pots! I know shipping is not easy, so A+++ for that! I planted these between some crinum bulbs and cannot wait to see them spread to fill in the space. It will also be fun to watch pollinating insects in the garden when they bloom.