Incarvillea olgae herbaceous I managed to put the

I managed to put the little vases in a different order unfortunately compared to the laid out flowers

making it one of our most attractive coastal flowering plants and an excellent garden subject

Carpathians

preferring damper sites

Clumps of cut light green foliage and spikes of creamy white flowers in summer followed by black berries in autumn

Incarvillea olgae herbaceous I managed to put theTall and tough, a bee magnet. Hardy perennial, pink flowers, with almost fern like foliage from tubers. Well drained sun or part shade. 60cm H, forming a chunky bold plant overall. Deadhead for repeat flowering spring to mid summer. I have found it is quite drought tolerant when established.