Veronicastrum sibiricum (Siberian Culver's Root)
£6.50A smaller plant than its relative Veronicastrum virginicum, the strong stems are clothed in tiers of... [full details]
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Proceed To CheckoutA favourite wildflower and cottage garden staple. Scented pale pink flowers over a long summer season. The leaves were used as a substitute for soap in washing, hence the name.
Believed to have been brought to Britain by the Romans, who used it for washing. It is still found growing wild close to the sites of Roman baths.
An easy to grow plant which is equally happy in sandy soil or heavy clay.
Height: 60cm
Common name(s): Soapwort; Bouncing Bet; Farewell Summer; Gill-Run-By-The-Street.
Picture: Karelj [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
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