Saponaria officinalis | Flore Pleno | Rosea Garden Gifts it also looks great hanging

it also looks great hanging a wreath from it too

Pavilion's guide to the most beautiful varieties reveals their fascinating assets together with practical cultivation tips for any garden or container

Annabelle flowers on new wood so pruning needs to happen late winter or early spring to encourage vigorous growth

Plants can be cut back in late Autumn or be left for winter interest

Saponaria officinalis | Flore Pleno | Rosea Garden Gifts it also looks great hangingKnown as Bouncing Bet, Soapwort amongst other things, this very pretty double pink saponaria is both sturdy and easy to grow. The flower stems are strong and tall and in actual fact it is not unlike an annual gypsophila. Great as an airy filler for your bouquets, the fluffy pink flowers float above the waxy grey blue foliage. The plants have a branching habit. Flowers in late summer, so a useful addition to the border to compliment the blues, reds and