Balmy Lilac Beebalm
Description
Description
MONARDA d. ‘Balbalmac’. PP26594 – Balmyâ„¢ Series. 10-12″ tall, 8-10″ spread, part-full sun, late spring-early summer bloom. Shaggy lilac purple flowers bloom in abundance atop dark green foliage. When crushed the leaves have a minty-basil fragrance. Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds & is bee friendly. Deer, rabbit & mildew resistant. Zones 4-9. Potted in 3″ pot.
Monarda can be found naturally along riverbanks and enjoys this rich, organic, moist soil. However, it will grow in average soil as well. Full sun is best, but light shade is tolerated. Plants tend to spread more quickly in the shade, however.
Most monardas multiply rapidly either by underground stems or self-sowing. Deadheading spent blooms will prolong the bloom time.
Powdery mildew is a common fungal problem with monarda. Some varieties are more resistant to it than others. To prevent this fungus from appearing, large clumps should be thinned out so that the air circulates freely around them. The soil should also be kept consistently moist; dry soil promotes powdery mildew.
Garden Style:
Patio Container, Cottage, Eclectic, Rain Garden
Other Features:
Border Plant, Cut Flower, Cut Foliage, Mass Planting
Shipping Schedule
Shipping Schedule
We currently only ship to the 48 contiguous U.S. states. Shipments are scheduled by USDA Hardiness Zone, ensuring your plants arrive ready to thrive.
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What is the shipping priority?
We ship to colder zones first, then proceed to warmer zones.
Do I need lead time before planting?
Most perennials need 4–6 weeks in-ground before the first freeze.
When do you start shipping to my zone?
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Zone 6 | Late March |
Zone 5 | Mid April |
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Zone 3 | Early May |
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