🌸 Intensive Summer Bloom: The rose campion (Lychnis coronaria) enchants with carmine-red flowers from June to July – a radiant eye-catcher in the perennial bed. 🌿 Decorative Foliage: The silvery-gray, felt-like foliage forms an elegant contrast to the bright flowers – particularly attractive in sunny beds. ☀️ Sun-loving Perennial: Ideal for sunny locations with well-drained, humus-rich or sandy soil – perfect for naturalistic or Mediterranean plantings. ❄️ Hardy & Robust: The rose campion is perennial and frost-hardy, reliably sprouting anew each year and is extremely low-maintenance. 🏡 Versatile Use: Ideal as a border plant, wild perennial, or foliage plant, combined with grasses or other summer bloomers. The rose campion (Lychnis coronaria) is an impressive summer perennial that brings an extraordinary play of colors to the garden with its intense carmine-red flowers and silvery-gray, felt-like foliage. From June to July, it is in full bloom and attracts all eyes with its bright hue. With a growth height of up to 100 cm, the rose campion grows upright and forms clumps. It is ideally suited as a border plant, wild perennial, or foliage plant, but also as part of naturalistic and Mediterranean garden compositions. The velvety foliage provides decorative structure even after the flowering period and harmonizes wonderfully with ornamental grasses, lavender, or gray-leaved perennials. The plant prefers sunny locations with well-drained, sandy-humus garden soil. It is low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, and well hardy, making it the ideal perennial for low-maintenance gardens. The rose campion is delivered as a strong potted plant in a 9cm pot – ready to plant immediately for garden & bed. – Botanical Name: Lychnis coronaria – German Name: Rose Campion, Mullein Pink – Flower: Carmine Red – Flowering Period: June–July – Leaf: Narrow, elongated, gray-felted – Growth Form: Upright, clump-forming – Growth Height: Up to 100 cm – Location: Sunny – Soil: Well-drained, sandy, humus-rich – Use: Borders, Wild Perennial, Bed Perennial, Foliage Plant, Early Summer Bloomer