Lychnis chalcedonica The botanical name Lychnis comes from the Greek word for "lamp," referencing the retinal stimulation this genus is known for. Five-petaled notched flowers are born in clusters that enlarge with age. Plants flower weakly the first year, but are rewarding perennials thereafter. Seeds Per Packet: 100 Seeds Per Gram: 2,000 Seeds Per Ounce: 56,000
Maltese Cross An old fashioned garden perennial hardy in zones 3-10, an excellent choice for 1-2' borders and cut flowers. The intensity of the scarlet flowers against the dark green foliage is both attractive to butterflies and difficult to photograph, with the red brilliance going off the scale. This species deserves attention. pricing and more
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