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COMMON:
Jupiter's beard, Red valerian.
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BLOOM
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HEIGHT
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LIGHT
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ZONE
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Mid-June
to September
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2
ft. - 3 ft. x 18" x 2 ft.
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Sun
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5
- 8
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June
- Red, pink or white.
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COMMENTS:
Naturally red. Durable and long-blooming, this
compact plant has 3- to 4-inch, gray-green,
lancelike foliage with terminal, 3-inch clusters of
tiny florets, nicely perfumed. Provide a sandy,
humusy, moist, well-drained soil which is slightly
acid. Shear off the initial flowering to promote
additional blooms and better compactness.
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