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Tulbaghia ‘Purple eye’
£5.50
This new perennial likes well drained conditions in winter but not too dry in the summer, it’s delicate palest pink almost white flowers with a dark purple eye are held on strong stems over glaucous grey green strap like foliage. Pairs up well with Agapanthus looking great and liking similar conditions. Perfect for a container.
Plants are supplied in a 1litre pot.
2 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy to-10c
Aspect - Full sun - semi shade
Soil - Well drained in winter.
Height - 35cms
Width - 30cms
Flowering - June - August
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