blue Pulmonaria/Lungwort without pinkish stage of flower, do any exist?
 

Besides the white varieties, of course.


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East of East Bay Hills, SF, CA. Sunset 14,15. & interest in nearby 16,17,9 &
E Medit dry climes

blue Pulmonaria/Lungwort without pinkish stage of flower, do any exist?
 

Yes, quite a number of them. 'Blue Ensign' is probably the most widely
known, no spotting on foliage. There is also P. angustifolia 'Azurea',
'Lovell Blue', 'E. B. Anderson', 'Munstead Blue' and 'Benediction' - no
doubt more that I cannot think of at the moment.

pam - gardengal


"LanscpHort" wrote in message
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Besides the white varieties, of course.


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East of East Bay Hills, SF, CA. Sunset 14,15. & interest in nearby 16,17,9
&
E Medit dry climes

blue Pulmonaria/Lungwort without pinkish stage of flower, do any exist?
 

"Pam - gardengal" wrote in message
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Yes, quite a number of them. 'Blue Ensign' is probably the most widely
known, no spotting on foliage. There is also P. angustifolia 'Azurea',
'Lovell Blue', 'E. B. Anderson', 'Munstead Blue' and 'Benediction' - no
doubt more that I cannot think of at the moment.

pam - gardengal

thanks, leaf pattern is low priority, though could be nice ... or could be
seen as 'diseased' by some people. :)

"LanscpHort" wrote in message
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Besides the white varieties, of course.


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East of East Bay Hills, SF, CA. Sunset 14,15. & interest in nearby
16,17,9
&
E Medit dry climes