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800-644-5505Gooseneck Loosestrife
Old Price $51.99 Price $23.99
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sku # 66545
sku # 66545
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Graceful flower spikes lure pollinators
You'll get a kick out of this loosestrife when it produces plentiful flower spikes with a graceful gooseneck shape in mid to late summer. Each 30-45 cm flower head is jam-packed with tiny, starlike, white blooms, giving the plant a wonderfully lush look that pollinators, including butterflies, can't ignore. The flower spikes add interest to bouquets and other floral arrangements. Gooseneck Loosestrife's green foliage turns a glorious orange-red hue in fall, adding another season of beauty to the landscape. This easy-to-grow perennial thrives in sunny gardens and is also suitable for patio containers. Deer tend to avoid it.Lysimachia clethroides
Attracted by Bees
- Zone 3-9
- Light Requirements Sun to Part Shade
- Height 60–75 cm
- Size #1 PLANT
- Bloom Time Mid to Late Summer
- Deer Resistant
Product Details
- Botanical NameLysimachia clethroides
- FormPerennial
- Flower Form30-45 cm flower spikes, packed with many star-shaped flowers.
- Hardiness Zone3-9
- Foliage TypeGreen, oval formed leaves, turn to orange-red in the fall
- Growth RateMedium
- Spread75 - 90 cm
- Planting InstructionsTop of plant should be just below soil level and 75-90 cm apart
- Soil RequirementsWell drained
- Spacing 75 - 90 cm
- Will TolerateAcidic Soil, Clay Soil, Loamy Soil, Sandy Soil
- Watering DescriptionAverage water needs. Water regularaly, do not overwater.
- Winter careMulch +/- 5 cm
- PruningCut back after flowering.
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