From Proven Winners: Why settle for two weeks of flowers when you can enjoy up to five months? Large flowers appear in April, rebloom in early July continuing through fall until hard frost. Even high summer temperatures don't stop blooming. Evergreen foliage is disease resistant. Flowering lasts 4–6 weeks in spring, another 12–16 weeks in summer/fall.
Beds, borders, woodland gardens.
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