Description
Physostegia virginiana ‘Miss Manners’, unlike its unruly sister ‘Rosea’, is prized for its non-spreading, clump-forming, compact growth habit, sturdy upright stems and long blooming season. Flowers bloom from bottom to top on square stems that typically grow from 24-30 inches tall. Flowers are white to palest pink and tubular with inflated mouths similar to snapdragons. A tough North American native known as obedient plant or false dragonhead that looks great in cottage, wild, prairie or meadow gardens. Pollinator attractor. A Canadian native from Manitoba to New Brunswick.
