Stachys byzantina 'Primrose Heron'
Lamiaceae
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Habitat:
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full sun
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Flowering:
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summer
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Size:
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100
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50
(w x h cm) |
Soil:
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moderately fertile, well drained
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Price
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£6.00
(2 litre pot)
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Order code:
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SBP-2
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The various kinds of betony all have angular upright stems and soft, hairy leaves, usually aromatic. The labiate flowers are clustered along the upper parts of the stems, often small in themselves, but together making attractive splashes of colour, which is usually in the pink-purple range.
Stachys byzantina 'Primrose Heron' is Lamb's lugs but from yellow lambs! Foliage here is yellowy-grey, with spikes of dark pink, furry flowers.
Other related plants:
Herbaceous perennial with dark green leaves and white flowers.
New variety of 'Lamb's lugs', much more compact but just as silky silver,
Upright spikes with whorls of violet-purple tubular flowers.
Large, purple-violet flowers above mats of fresh-green, crinkled foliage.
White-flowered form of the alpine betony; hairy leaf rosettes.
Dense spikes of reddish-purple or pink flowers.