DutchGrown Pulmonaria Bouquet

The silver markings on the foliage are a permanent feature, providing visual interest throughout the growing season. While the plant may die back in winter depending on your climate, the leaves remain distinct and patterned from spring through fall.

Pulmonaria thrives in partial sun to full shade. It performs best in spots that receive dappled light or morning sun, but it will struggle in the intense heat of direct afternoon sun.

Pulmonaria is naturally deer-resistant, making it a reliable choice for landscapes where browsing animals are a concern. While no plant is entirely immune, it is generally ignored by deer and rabbits.

Bare root plants are shipped without soil around the roots while in a dormant state. This is a standard, healthy way to ship perennials, allowing them to establish quickly in your own soil once planted in early spring.

Pulmonaria is a naturalizer, meaning it will slowly spread and multiply over time. With a mature spread of 15 inches, it works well as a ground cover, but it is not an aggressive grower that will quickly take over your entire garden.

No intervention is required. The color shift from pink to blue is a natural part of the plant's blooming cycle as the flowers mature. You will often see both colors on the plant simultaneously, which adds to its charm.