Bear's Breeches: Acanthus hungaricus 'White Lip'
Bear's Breeches: Acanthus hungaricus 'White Lip'..
The Acanthus motif was used as a decoration of Greek columns
centuries before Christ. Abundant glossy, jagged, sometimes prickly leaves form
large imposing clumps. In summer, tall spiny stems hold dozens of blooms, each
with purple hoods and white lips. Good as cut and dried flowers. Deer and
rabbit resistant. Prefers well-drained soil in sun or part shade. Height 1.5m
(5'). Spread 60cm (24"). Fully hardy perennial. Supplies as young plants
from June onwards..
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