Lathyrus roseus, Spring Vetchling rock garden Loose basal rosettes emerge first

Loose basal rosettes emerge first and then project sturdy flower stalks that invite close inspection

pure white florets are displayed in charming loose

this perennial has myriads of sunset-colored tiny blooms reminiscent of miniature fire-breathing dragons with cute magenta ears

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Mature size: 2-3 feet high by 1-2 feet wide

Lathyrus roseus, Spring Vetchling rock garden Loose basal rosettes emerge firstIn June and July, these winged pea blossoms begin red, turning violet, then blue, then into a black seed (which is toxic). Its (self supporting) foliage becomes black just prior to its wintertime demise and is the reason for the species name of this native European. But, of course, it is perennial and you can expect a resurrection the next spring. Sie: Bushy, 18"3' T x 2' W. Minimum temperature: 20 F