Pulmonaria longifolia 'Diana Clare', Lungwort cut flower Mounds of dark evergreen leaves

Mounds of dark evergreen leaves bear long-lasting and fragrant purple flowers in spring with sporadic re-bloom in summer

nodding white flowers that have reflexed petals and a spectacular protruding pistil

Please note the bright pink spring foliage depends on light and heat levels and may not occur in areas with warmer spring temperatures or if forced in a house/ greenhouse

Clusters of tiny porcelain blue

festoon this handsome shrub

Pulmonaria longifolia 'Diana Clare', Lungwort cut flower Mounds of dark evergreen leavesNamed for the wife of the UK plantsman Bob Brown, who introduced this vigorous P. longifolia hybrid in 1995. 'Diana Clare' was selected as an outstanding silver leaf variety tolerant of heat and resistant to powdery mildew! Short stalks of lavender pink flowers emerge in early spring and then age to cobalt blue. The lance shaped leaves, edged in spotted silver, mature to nearly silver as the season progresses. Mature size: 12 inches tall & slowly