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Diascia
twinspur
- Height 15 in (38 cm)
- Planting distance 6 in (15 cm)
- Flowers late spring to early fall
- Any light, well-drained soil
- Full sun
- Half-hardy annual
The little twinspur (Diascia barberae) gets its name from the shape of
its shell-like two-spurred flowers. They are rosy pink and borne in
loose clusters on top of slender stems from late spring or early summer
straight through to fall. Twinspur is a slender plant, clothed with
ovate, glossy dark green leaves, and ideal for growing in groups at the
front of borders, in beds, and in containers. The cultivar 'Rose Queen'
has exquisite blooms in great profusion.
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