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Veronicastrum Virginicum ‘Fascination’
£4.95
Veronicastrum Virginicum ‘Fascination’ is a majestic TALL! plant thats looks impressive at the back of a border or mixed into a prairie planting scheme. It has stiff stems that in all but the most exposed sites don’t need staking, it can be Chelsea chopped in May to give a shorter slightly later flowering plant, lilac flowers appear in July and are a welcome source of nectar for bees and butterflies. Native to North America, Veronicastrum Virginicum is a tough plant happy in most soils that don’t dry out, if you’ve got enough to spare it also makes an excellent cut flower!
Plants are supplied in a 1.5ltr pot( and will be cut back during the growing season)
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Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun - semi shade
Soil - Moist well drained
Height - 1.2 - 1.5mtrs
Width - 50 cms
Flowering - July - September
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