Monarda didyma Balmy Rose - Bee Balm

Product ref: P24658

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A delightful perennial that gives your garden a burst of colour and fragrance is Monarda didyma 'Balmy Rose'. This small variety, sometimes called Bee Balm, blooms from midsummer to early autumn, producing vivid rose-pink flowers with unusually shaggy petals. The flowers are an excellent option for pollinator-friendly gardens because they are not only visually stunning but also very alluring to bees and butterflies.

 

Balmy Rose grows best in moist, well-drained soil and can tolerate light shade or full sun. Because of its exceptional resistance to mildew, it requires less maintenance than some other Monarda varieties. This plant's fragrant foliage adds an additional level of sensory appeal, making it ideal for borders, cottage gardens, and containers. Deadheading frequently will promote more

 

Supplied in approx 2-3 litre containers. One of the very best Monarda plants.

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The primary intended use of this plant is to grow food for human consumption.

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