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Lunaria
honesty, money plant, moonwort
- Height 21/2 ft (75 cm)
- Planting distance 1 ft (30 cm)
- Flowers midspring to early summer
- Any well-drained soil
- Partially shaded site
- Hardy biennial
Although Lunaria annua (syn. L. biennis) can be grown as an annual, it
is naturally a biennial and, treated as such, produces finer flowers.
These are borne in loose, fragrant clusters from midspring to early
summer. The true species has pale lavender flowers; the cultivars range
from white to rich purple and red. In summer silvery white seed pods
follow the flowers and can be used for indoor display.
Popular species and cultivars
'Mixed' has rich purple or purple-red flowers that are sometimes marked
with white, as well as pure white ones.
'Stella' bears pure white flowers and foliage strongly variegated with
creamy white.
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