Lychnis chalcedonica 'Maltese Cross' is a tough, long-lived perennial. Plant spring or fall (even mid-summer works). It wants full sun, well-drained soil with healthy microbes — avoid chemical fertilizers; use compost, aged manure, humus, or organic amendments. It tolerates average soil with chemicals but thrives organically.
No special needs beyond sun and drainage. Blooms brilliantly but briefly — a showstopper that leaves you wanting more. Returns reliably for years.
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