A prolific producer of royal purple blooms with deeply dissected evergreen leaves. Roots are far less susceptible to summer stress rot than other selections. Ideal for borders, entryways, or hedges and screens in warmer climates; use as summer annual elsewhere.
Full Sun
Low Water Needs
Height: 5–10 feet
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