Violet Star Grecian Windflowers 98251 and its unique coloring makes

and its unique coloring makes the pattern stand out

Butterflies and other pollinators are drawn to the nearly 5" flowers that open along one side of robust

With a gorgeous blend of phlox pink and canary yellow double blooms—boasting a 40-45 petal count—this Chicago native is a deeper toned mutation of the famous Peace Rose displaying the best color east of the Rockies

Shady spots get a kick of color from an abundance of soft yellow-green leaves edged in creamy ivory that grow to 16" tall and bear aromatic white blooms in midsummer

Exhibiting an impressive 30" tall mound of foliage in rich verdant shades

Violet Star Grecian Windflowers 98251 and its unique coloring makesThese petite, radiant blooms unfurl in early to mid spring, their amethyst violet petals ringing a vibrant yellow center. A magnet for butterflies and bees, their cheerful presence enlivens borders, rock gardens, and the dappled shade beneath trees and shrubs. You'll love that they're easy to grow and very free flowering, with their delicate, fernlike foliage adding further charm.