Lychnis Petite Jenny
A stunning soft pink double-flowering form of Lychnis, flowers are held for many months above a compact clump of green foliage, attracting butterflies and bees into the garden.
| Botanical Name | Lychnis flos-cuculi |
| Common Name | Catchfly |
| Key Features | Shaggy pink flower heads atop long, elegant stems. Long lasting flowers from late spring to autumn. |
| Size | Foliage grows to 30-40cm high and flower stems up to 60cm tall. |
| Position | Full to part sun and well drained soil. |
| Description | Compact mounding foliage, with spectacular floral display. |
| Cultural Notes | Cut back after flowering to encourage new growth and repeat flowering. |
| Landscape Ideas | Spectacular plant for garden beds, borders, pathways and containers. Fabulous mass planting. |
| Water Requirements | Low – medium |
- Easy to grow
- Suitable as cut flower
- Attracts butterflies, birds and bees.
- Drought resistant once established.
