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Love this flower! On a whim I bought a fifty cent box of wildflower seeds on my way out of Walgreens one spring day just to see if anyth...Read More
I love the lavatera! I grew it for the first time last year and loved it so much that I took the seeds off of it and started 100 of them...Read More
Beautiful plants easily grown from seed sown directly outdoors.
This was my first year growing Lavatera from seed. I dead...Read More
Lavatera trimestris is Naturalized in Texas and other States.
I grow these each year from seeds, both white and pink varieties. This year I tried the new series called Twins. They bloom more vigoro...Read More
Three of these plants with beautiful flowers came up in one of our planter boxes. It took a while to ID them, but I was finally able to ...Read More
Color ranges from white (silver cup) to light pink, deep rose, and shades of lavender. It is a reliable and attractive climber, thrives ...Read More
Lavatera is easy to grow from seed, and it's one of the showiest annuals.
This has been a joy and so easy to grow. I think they are beautiful and the color vibrant. Started to bloom here (zone 5b) about mid July.
This species of Lavatera is an annual, it grows to about 2' high with a spread of 18". Sort of shrubby. The flowers come in white or shad...Read More