Mason's jacob's-ladder (Polemonium chartaceum)

Mason's jacob's-ladder

Mason's jacob's-ladder is a notable alpine species found in high elevation habitats, where it flourishes despite the harsh conditions. This plant displays a delicate rosette of basal leaves, showcasing a soft, fern-like appearance. In the bloom season, mason's jacob's-ladder features charming clusters of sky-blue to lavender flowers, each held aloft on slender stems, attracting various pollinators. This perennial's resilience and striking flowers make it a jewel of mountainous terrains.

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Mason's jacob's-ladder (Polemonium chartaceum)

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Herb

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Care Guide for Mason's jacob's-ladder

Every week

Water

Pruning: Mason's jacob's-ladder features delicate foliage and blue flowers. Prune in early spring to enhance growth and bloom, removing dead stems and old growth above a node. Thinning improves air circulation. Use clean, sharp tools to avoid infections and maintain an attractive shape.

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