The herbaceous perennial Lychnis coronaria (catchfly) is repeat-blooming and bears showy and bright pink flowers during late spring to late summer. The showy matte foliage is light grey and light grey in colour and medium in texture.
Typical Uses
Accent, annual, border, container, cut flowers, mass planting and wild flower.
Special Characteristics
Butterflies are attracted to Lychnis coronaria . This plant has a natural ability to resist deer, and it is tolerant of drought.
Cautions
The growth rate of Lychnis coronaria (catchfly) is fast and you should plan for this in your garden design and layout. Depending upon your local conditions, Lychnis coronaria (catchfly) may be invasive. Self-sowing, this plant can spread broadly and randomly where conditions are ideal for the seeds to germinate. However, this can be a benefit if you plan to use this plant in naturalizations.
