Polemonium caeruleum (Jacob's Lader) White 9cm
Clusters of clear white, saucer shaped flowers above clumps of arching, finely divided foliage. Attractive to butterflies and bees.
✓ Attractive to Butterflies and Bees
✓ Low maintenance
✓ Fast growing
✓ Flowers from May - August
✓ Excellent cut flowers
✓ Height and spread: 35cm x 25cm
✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade
✓ Plant in well drained soil
✓ Supplied in a 9cm Growers Pot
£21.11
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Clusters of clear white, saucer shaped flowers above clumps of arching, finely divided foliage. Attractive to butterflies and bees.
✓ Attractive to Butterflies and Bees
✓ Low maintenance
✓ Fast growing
✓ Flowers from May - August
✓ Excellent cut flowers
✓ Height and spread: 35cm x 25cm
✓ Plant in Full Sun or Partial Shade
✓ Plant in well drained soil
✓ Supplied in a 9cm Growers Pot
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