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Pulmonaria

 Pulmonarias (commonly known as Lungworts) are a great group of plants, they are low growing and provide masses of flowers in Spring, with blue, red, purple, pink and white forms available. Pulmonaria are native to Europe including the UK which means they will thrive in British gardens. They associate well with Hellebores, snowdrops, Cyclamen, Tiarella and Erythronium. Many have fabulous foliage, well marked and even fully silvered leaves, providing a lovely contrast to Summer flowering plants such as hardy Geraniums. They really have two seasons of interest, flowers and foliage over a long period in Spring and then fine clumps of fresh foliage in Autumn which form an attractive ground cover before flowering in the Spring. Tidy up plants in Winter to make room for a flush of new strong growth.
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Pulmonaria 'Blue Ensign' AGM
  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 30cm (12in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: March to May

Best of the blues, better than ‘Mawson’s Blue’ in flower size but a shade lighter in colour with plain leaves. Voted the best by the HPS Pulmonaria Group. Looks great when grown beneath deciduous shrubs and with primroses and dwarf Narcissi. Benefits from summer shade.


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Pulmonaria 'Cotton Cool' AGM
  • Pot size: 1 Litre
  • Plant ultimate height: 45cm (18in)
  • Growing condition: Partial - full shade
  • Flowering season: March to May

A nice white silver leaved cultivar with good blue flowers in April.
Plant at 40cm centres,
Soil - most soils apart from very dry or wet.


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