Unusual white and lilac blue single flowers float on 18” tall wiry stems from mid-summer through fall. The large flowers have white petals with a blue band on the reverse side and, as the flowers close in the evening, the nodding blooms display the blue more prominently. PP#23132
The plants came quickly and all survived the trip with all of their soil intact. We had a few days of hard rain so I waited to plant them until that passed and then put them in the ground. The leaves showing were tiny, but the root systems looked good. They are real troopers now putting on new leaves and enjoying the sunshine. Our weather has been unusual this spring with crazy swings in temps, but the Wild Swans are so far holding their own. I'm looking forward to seeing them bloom! Thanks so much!
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Trudy Perkins
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The plants were packed very secure look very healthy with instructions .I know it's winter there dormant .I I just hope they bloom in the spring.
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