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Plant description:

Its common name comes from its brilliant scarletorange flowers, which show up boldly against its bronze-green leaves. Dormant in winter. L. viscaria ‘Splendens’ is slightly smaller. Its carmine coloured flowers in egg-shaped spikes are attractive against the thin, grass-like leaves.

 

Botanical Pronunciation: LIK-niss

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Botanical name

Lychnis x arkwrightii 'Vesuvius'

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Flowers

This plant bears brilliant scarletorange flowers.

Common name(s)

Maltese cross, Arkwright's campion

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Foliage

This plant bears bronze-green leaves.

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Maltese kruis (A)

This plant bears brilliant scarletorange flowers.
Lychnis x arkwrightii

This plant bears bronze-green leaves.

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