Stachys officinalis | Pink | Cotton Candy Ooly it will establish its leaves

it will establish its leaves in the first year and flower in the second

beginning in late spring and into mid-summer

Plants are said to be hardy to  around -7 to -4°C if planted deep and well-mulched

An excellent long-lasting cut flower whilst also being attractive to both bees and butterflies

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Stachys officinalis | Pink | Cotton Candy Ooly it will establish its leavesStachys officinalis, also known as Alpine Betony and it is a cousin to the familiar Lamb's Ears, but not at all similar. This little clump forming perennial forms a low mound of attractive shiny green foliage. Plants bear upright spikes of candy pink flowers which appear towards midsummer and into autumn. Removing faded flowers will encourage more buds to form to continue the show. Both an interesting and unusual perennial for near the front of the