Lychnis Hill Grounds Dahlia so there is some difference

so there is some difference in the mature height of each clone

but very slow-growing plant eventually forms a 20" tall x 3' wide specimen of glossy glaucous green leaves

In addition to attracting your eye

the clump is topped by spikes of bright orange-red flowers (RHS 43A)

each dressed in sharp green leaves that take on a lovely mauvy purple color as nights cool in fall

Lychnis Hill Grounds Dahlia so there is some differenceLychnis 'Hill Grounds' is an amazing new sterile rose campion, that occurred at the UK garden of Janet Cropley of Northamptonshire. This gem is a hybrid between Lychnis flos jovis and the typically weedy Lychnis coronaria. Lychnis 'Hill Grounds' forms an evergreen basal rosette of gray foliage, topped, starting in early May (NC), with 2' tall open sprays, producing a profusion of vivid magenta flowers. The flowers, which continue until late summer,