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Multiplying freely
Ideal for shadowy or sun-dappled sites with well-drained
A hardy relative to the ever-popular florist's cyclamen
though all astilbes prefer
Flowers emerge in May—quite late for tulips—filling in the space between the spring bulbs and that time when the summer perennials begin to emerge
Angel's Fishing Rod Options:48 Roots | Ships in Spring Multiplying freelyAs a focal point planting, this rare and unique ornamental grass is tops! Long, sword shaped leaves reach 5' tall and arch gracefully to create a fountain effect in the landscape. From mid to late summer, delicate bell shaped flowers in pink to purple hues dangle from the ends of the stems in a thoroughly enchanting fashion. Passing butterflies and other pollinators are attracted to the open flower form and bright color. Plant in well drained, lightly
