Prunella vulgaris 'Rose Pearl'

Prunella vulgaris 'Rose Pearl' is a pretty pink-flowered cultivar of self-heal, a British native wildflower that is perfect for introducing into wildflower lawns, wildflower patches or creeping along border edges for low-maintenance ground cover. If you would like some flowers in the lawn but don?t want long grass, it?s a good choice as it will survive mowing and if the flower heads are cut off it will simply be stimulated to produce more. Its clusters of bright rose-pink flowers are produced over a long period from June to September ? they are rich in nectar and a particular favourite with bumblebees. The flowers are packed into dense, oblong clusters at the top of upright stalks above mats of semi-evergreen foliage.Prunella vulgaris spreads by creeping stems and will also readily self-seed. A member of the mint family, self-heal has a long tradition as a medicinal plant for everything from healing wounds to treating sore throats.Height: 15cm (6in). Spread: 20cm (8in).Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size rather than a defined plant size. The height and spread of the plant delivered will vary depending on the season, meaning arrival images are an indication only.