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| White Bee Balm |
Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
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Monardas are plants belonging to the mint family. As such, they have square stems, aromatic foliage and characteristic, showy, unusual flower heads which often form tiers of more or less globose (rounded) flower clusters around the stems. They are widely spreading clump formers - meaning that in good soil, expect your clump to take off! They all prefer full sun and average to moist soil. The flowers of Monarda clinopodia are white with purple spots on the lower lip subtended by white to pinkish bracts, and they flower in early to midsummer. Grows to 31/2 feet high. Prefers a little shade. Cat# 1146 -more info-
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| Bee Balm, Oswego Tea |
Zones: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
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Monardas are plants belonging to the mint family. As such, they have square stems, aromatic foliage and characteristic, showy, unusual flower heads which often form tiers of more or less globose (rounded) flower clusters around the stems. They are widely spreading clump formers - meaning that in good soil, expect your clump to take off! They all prefer full sun and average to moist soil. Bee Balm has deep blood red flowers with reddish bracts from July to September. It grows to three feet tall with rich green leaves. A standard in the perennial garden, Bee Balm will also thrive in wet natural areas. Attracts hummingbirds. Colors available are rich red, rose pink, or burgundy. Cat# 1147 -more info-
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This item is currently available.
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| Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline' |
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| Jacob Cline Bee Balm |
Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
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Monardas are plants belonging to the mint family. As such, they have square stems, aromatic foliage and characteristic, showy, unusual flower heads which often form tiers of more or less globose (rounded) flower clusters around the stems. They are widely spreading clump formers - meaning that in good soil, expect your clump to take off! They all prefer full sun and average to moist soil. 'Jacob Cline' Bee Balm is a new variety that is very resistant to powdery mildew (just about the only fault of Bee Balm). It has very large, deep red flowers Cat# 1270 -more info-
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| Wild Bergamot |
Zones: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8
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Monardas are plants belonging to the mint family. As such, they have square stems, aromatic foliage and characteristic, showy, unusual flower heads which often form tiers of more or less globose (rounded) flower clusters around the stems. They are widely spreading clump formers - meaning that in good soil, expect your clump to take off! They all prefer full sun and average to moist soil. The flowers of Wild Bergamot are a light lavender with lavender-green bracts on stems 3- to 5-feet tall, in June and July. Leaves are grayish green. It is often found in calcareous soils. Good for the rear of the perennial border or natural area, can take drier conditions. Cat# 1148 -more info-
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| Monarda x 'Judith's Fancy Fuchsia' |
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| Bee Balm |
Zones: 5, 6, 7, 8
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This is a beautiful fuchsia-purple flowering bee balm hybrid that flowers in late summer. The flowers are large, gorgeous, 2" pom poms, and when they are full of butterflies, it is a sight to behold. As with other bee balms, it wants full sun and average to moist soil. The foliage is mildew resistant. Cat# 1577 -more info-
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This item is currently available.
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