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Tulbaghia violacea “Silver lace”
£5.95
Tulbaghia violacea “Silver lace” likes a sunny, well drained site it’s pretty mauve/ pink flowers are held on strong stems over it’s variegated leaves .Looks great partnered up with Agapanthus as it flowers at about the same time, although some Agapanthus will have come and gone whilst Tulbaghia violacea Silver lace will still be going strong!
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Hardiness - Hardy to -5c
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 45cms
Width - 15cms
Flowering - Late July - October
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