Gaura lindheimeri Gambit Rose Bicolour

Ideal World Price Was £12.00 STORE HOMEPAGE First seen in Apr 2019

Description

Gaura lindheimeri Gambit Rose Bicolour (6 Pack) Gaura lindheimeri is a popular, light and airy perennial plant with delicate pinwheels of bloom held on long graceful stems over narrow leaves. When everything in the garden has worn itself out and starting to look a bit dejected, Gaura lindheimeri is just the plant to bring life back to your borders. Fresh and airy, Gaura adds a touch of lightness to your planting schemes, forming an exceptionally long-flowering plant. Producing its flowers from late spring to early autumn youll get an amazing 5 months of colour - it's a welcome addition to any mixed flower border! 'Gambit Rose Bicolour' is a recent introduction and a new colour break that forms a compact cushion of deep burgundy-red new foliage and buds which burst into striking, neon-pink bicoloured flowers. A light, informal plant, 'Gambit Rose' quickly and easily fills gaps in borders with a haze of blossom, making it a great substitute for gypsophillia or London Pride in the garden. Perfectly suited to a pot due to its compact size, Gaura looks great on the patio or a light balcony, so anyone can enjoy is beautiful rosy blooms. An easy plant to grow and fully winter hardy, it's a prairie native, so prefers a warm spot in a light soil where it can happily grow upwards through other plants. Give it space so that its wispy stems can lean over other plants and try not to move it as it will sulk if disturbed and withhold its fabulous blooms. Supplied as 6 x plug plants, this is a cost-effective way to fill your garden with this star performer. 'Gambit Rose Bicolour' will grow to around 50cms tall so is suited to the middle of any sunny border. Specifications Ideal For: Flower beds/borders/containers/Cottage Garden theme Flowers: May - September Position: Sunny/part-shaded Height/Spread: 50cm x 50cm Hardiness: Winter Hardy Supplied as: 6 plug plants ready for you to pot up and grow on before planting out when all risk of frost has passed. Plants are winter hardy Contents 6 x Plants back to top