Talinum paniculatum | Jewels of Opar Growing bulbs Very attractive to butterflies

Very attractive to butterflies

We do get frosts here and have not had any issues even when planting out small seedlings but if you get hard frosts then some protection would be a good idea

Enjoys a moist but well-drained situation and mulching will help

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dark green leaves that have a slightly whitish underside to them with terminal clusters of fragrant flowers that start out white and then change to a buff-yellow

Talinum paniculatum | Jewels of Opar Growing bulbs Very attractive to butterfliesThis is a fabulous plant with its mounds of chartreuse green foliage and a profusion of airy wands of tiny pink flowers, that appear from late summer through to early autumn. The bees adore this plant as do other pollinators. The seed pods are in fabulous earthy tones and look great dried as well. Plants will gently self sow, however, most gardeners dont find it to be problematic as extra seedlings are easy to pull up and replant should you decide to