Lychnis Orange Sherbet Echinacea The masses of 6' tall

The masses of 6' tall branched flower stalks begin opening in late June to reveal large

snapdragon-like flowers that continue sporadically through the summer

needle-like foliage resemble Justin Bieber's hair

a surreal statement in the woodland garden

This (4-2-2) tetraploid sport of Hosta 'Sagae' makes a stunning 2' wide

Lychnis Orange Sherbet Echinacea The masses of 6' tallLychnis 'Orange Sherbet' is an amazing ragged robin that has been passed along for hundreds of years, but rarely shows up in commerce. We were given this as a clone of the Chinese Lychnis coronata, but when we keyed it out, it turned out to be a virtually sterile hybrid. Regardless, Lychnis 'Orange Sherbet' makes a tidy 2' tall x 3' wide mound of light green foliage which is topped, starting in late May (NC), with 1", or wider, light orange flowers