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Silene armeria |
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Common name |
sweet william catchfly; none-so-pretty |
Family |
caryophyllaceae |
Life cycle |
biennial |
Flowers |
pink (late spring) |
Size |
12-16" |
Light |
sun-part shade |
From seed |
self-seeds in our garden
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Seed ripens | mid-July |
Entered our garden as wildly mis-identified seed, so this is a tentative identification. Certainly the pink flowers, with their five petals, look like those of other silene and lychnis species we grow. The plant habit is sparsely upright - which makes it a bit of a sore thumb in our rock garden - but a cheerful one, anyway.
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This plant used to grow in our garden, but it slipped away... About my plant portraits
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