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Scabiosa columbaria ‘Flutter Rose Pink’

Delightful rose-pink, pincushion-like flowers appear on this compact plant from spring often right through to autumn. A tidy, mounding habit makes it a great choice for the front of a border or patio pots.

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We’ve found this to be a real flower factory on our nursery benches, blooming for months on end. ‘Flutter Rose Pink’ is a compact variety, sending up a profusion of deep rose-pink flowers with ruffled edges from late spring, sometimes continuing right into the first frosts. The flowers are held on wiry stems above a low mound of grey-green, ferny leaves and are a magnet for bees and butterflies.

This is a fairly compact plant, reaching around 35cm in height and spread. It forms a tidy mound and has a fast growth rate. Plant it in a sunny spot in any well-drained, neutral to alkaline soil; it doesn’t like to sit in wet ground, especially over winter. Once it’s established, it can handle dry conditions quite well.

There’s not much to it, care-wise. Just snip off the old flower stems to encourage more to come, a task we find quite therapeutic on a summer’s evening. It’s a brilliant choice for filling out the front of a sunny border, adding to a gravel garden, or for long-lasting colour in pots and containers.

Product Details

Common Name
Small scabious 'Flutter Rose Pink'
Growth Rate
Fast
Max height
0.35 M
Bloom Time
Late spring to early fall.
Flower Colour
Deep rose-pink.
Leaf Colour
Grey-green.
Sunlight
Full sun.
Pruning
No pruning is required, but you can deadhead spent flowers to prolong the flowering season. Cut stems back to ground level in late winter.
Seasonal Spring
A low mound of grey-green leaves emerges, followed by the first flush of rose-pink flowers from early spring onwards.
Seasonal Summer
Covered in a profusion of pink, pincushion-like flowers on branching stems.
Seasonal Autumn
Continues to flower, often until the first frosts.
Seasonal Winter
As an herbaceous perennial, this plant will usually die back to the crown each winter.
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