Lychnis coronaria 'Angel's Blush'

Lychnis coronaria 'Angel's Blush' blooms from June to July, producing loads of flowers that start out white and develop pink centers as they age.

Lychnis 'Angel's Blush' makes a good companion plant for roses and Chinese trumpet lilies. The silver-green foliage is valuable for brightening up a partly shaded garden.

Also known as Lychnis coronaria 'Oculata', Silene coronaria, Dusty Miller, and Rose Campion. Deer-resistant.

Hardiness Zones: 3-9

Height: 30"

Spacing: 15"

Light: Full sun to part shade

Sowing Lychnis coronaria Seeds

Start lychnis seeds indoors 8 weeks before the last frost date. Lightly cover the seeds with soil.