Red Valerian

Zones: 3-9

Bloom Span: Three to four months

Growing Conditions: Nearly any type of soil will do, though it prefers soil that is dry and lean. In addition, it is longer lasting in cooler climates.

Care: It is difficult to start this flower from seed and is best to propagate with cuttings. It is also best to purchase the plant while in bloom to ensure you get the color you want. These plants usually do not last more than five years and should not be relocated or divided.

Best Species Choices: Albus (Centranthus rubber).

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