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Love in a Mist 'Mulberry Rose'

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$4.17 $5.95 In stock

Category: Seeds

Of the easiest to cultivate, it naturalises readily and flowers freely in just 8 weeks. Beautiful rosy pink flowers float above fine plumy foliage. Ornamental balloon shaped seed heads after flowering. The beauty can last as an addition to dried arrangements.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

I'm so glad I picked up these seeds—the delicate rosy pink flowers already starting to appear above the fine, feathery foliage are even prettier than the picture. The balloon-shaped seed heads forming after the blooms are a lovely bonus, and they really do take just about 8 weeks to start flowering.

Joseph L. ★★★★★

The balloon-shaped seed heads are the star after the rosy blooms fade—they dried on the stem and looked gorgeous in a vase for weeks. Eight weeks to flowers felt spot-on, and it reseeded itself without any fuss from me.

Isabella ★★★★★

Sowed these in a sunny corner and by week eight the first rosy pink blooms appeared, exactly as promised. The plumy foliage is finer than I expected and the balloon seed heads are a lovely bonus for dried arrangements. They've already self-seeded, so next year should be even fuller.