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a hot late-season color that hummingbirds and pollinating insects work eagerly
and return to red and purple tints in fall
Uncommon in cultivation outside the native south Texas
the parent plant having survived a North Carolina winter that bottomed out at minus nine
though even the best beebalm appreciates room and moving air
Kalmia latifolia 'Pristine' 25/1 Restock a hot late-season color that'Pristine' is a pure white flowered mountain laurel, a luminous departure from the pink and rose flushed forms of the wild species. The selection was discovered in Aiken County, South Carolina by the late Mrs. Ernestine Law and introduced to cultivation by Woodlanders, a distinctive regional expression of one of the most iconic broadleaf evergreens of the eastern United States. Where typical Kalmia latifolia opens blush toned, 'Pristine' unfurls in
