Rose Campion - Silene Coronaria

Velvety silver leaves and dark pink flowers make rose campion a choice addition to a cottage garden. Pollinators appreciate it's free-blooming nature, and gardeners appreciate the drought-hardiness and deer resistance of this plant, so it's a win-win for gardens that are not always maintained diligently. A short lived perennial, rose campion will bloom during late spring to late summer for a couple of years before the main plant dies. Worry not, however, because it seeds readily. 

-Also called: Catchfly, Catch Fly, Bloody William

3.25" pot

Cannot ship to AZ (unless bare-root)

Spread: 3' height, 2' width

Cold hardiness: zone 4-10

Light requirements: full sun to medium sun

Water requirements: medium to low