Silene Blue Angel

MR. Fothergill's Seeds

£2.59

Silene Blue Angel is a stunning choice for gardeners seeking vibrant colour and enduring charm. This beautiful variety forms rounded cushions of dazzling electric blue blooms that light up your garden all summer long. The compact, mound-forming habit of Silene Blue Angel makes it an ideal choice for planting in drifts at the front of sunny borders, where it can create a vivid, eye-catching display. It also works wonderfully in rock gardens, containers, or as an edging plant, providing versatility in your garden design. These easy-to-grow flowers thrive in well-drained soil and full sun, reward

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