Boechera pulchra - Prince's Rockcress, Beautiful Rockcress (Plant) apparel

Boechera pulchra - Prince's Rockcress, Beautiful Rockcress (Plant) apparelThis diminuitive plant can be added to flower borders and rock gardens. Tall stems bear clusters of purple or magenta flowers. Perfect for dry, hot areas, slopes, and rock crevices. Plant Characteristics Family Name Brassicaceae Species Name Boechera pulchra Common Name Prince's Rockcress, Beautiful Rockcress Plant Type Perennial Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Inland Part Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil Type Sand, fast draining Flower Color

and hummingbirds

Needs heavy pruning in late fall or winter

landscape architects

Lovely clusters of snow white flowers appear in late winter or early spring

butterflies and many other pollinators to the garden

blue leaves and generous white bloom in winter

Great as a flowering screen or hedge

Fragrant leaves are followed year round by clusters of pink flowers with yellow centers

but prefers good drainage

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