FREE: Pretty Spiderwort Seeds - Perennials - Minimum of10 seeds

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I am a Constant Gardener and have many types of Organic flower & veggie seeds & perennial seeds,.all from Zone 4, THe pictures are from one of my many garden bed areas ;) The last 2 pictures are from this year's flowers, so you can see they Spread like crazy

This listing is for a Min.10 seeds my 2013 Spiderwort Flower Seeds. You will receive a minimum of 10 Flower seeds (typically More). These ARE Perennials & Do come back**
There are 2 pictures are a Rare white one that Popped up among my lavender blue this year 2014...I Never had a white one & had to take a picture ;)

All Pictures are from my garden bed areas.
Commonly known as Virginia Spiderwort and is native to the Eastern US.

Spiderwort is known as a Herbaceous perennial and can grow from 1.5 to 3 feet in height and from 1 to 1.5 feet in width. It is most often found in moist shaded buff ledges and open woodland slopes. It does have a few problems during early development such as snail damage and also the foliage sprawls during the summer but this does not need to be monitored for too long. It has an array of showy flowers (delicate flowers I love, these are Lavender Blue) that are bloom in May to July. The colours range from blue, pink, purple and white. It would be best planted in rather shady area of your garden as full, direct sunlight would damage the foliage.

Climate Zone: 4 to 9
Mature Height: 1.5 to 3 Feet
Mature Width: 1 to 1.5 Feet
Sunlight: PrefersFull Shade to Partial Shade
Soil Conditions: Prefers Moist Acidic Soils


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