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Lychnis 'Petit Henri'

  • Perennial
  • 60-80 cm high
  • Light-coloured flowers
  • Very hardy
  • Attractive to bees
A low-growing border plant with sturdy stems and abundant white to creamy-white pompom flowers. The narrow leaves create an airy texture. It prefers sun and dry to cooler, well-drained soil. It is frost-resistant and attractive to pollinators.
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Garden use

Use

Mass planting Border Prairie Solitary plants Solitary Small groups Large groups

Site and growing conditions

Gravel garden Rockgarden Drought-resistant garden Dry bed

Garden style

Summer flower border Cottage garden Architectonisch

For wildlife and biodiversity

For bees For butterflies

Growth

Medium

Planting density

Plant about 3 - 5 plants per m²

Characteristics

Height 60 - 80 cm
Flowering time June - August
Flower colour White
Growth habit Ascending
Growth rate Medium
Hardiness down to about -20°C

Site conditions

Light Sunny, Morning sun
Moisture Dry, Average
Soil Pervious, Light, Normal
Soil fertility Normal

Botanical information

Botanical name Lychnis 'Petit Henri'
Genus Lychnis
Family Caryophyllaceae
Origin Hybrid