Fringed meadow-beauty is a perennial herb with a robust and erect stature, often standing out in wet, open habitats. Its lance-shaped leaves are attached to the stem by lengthy petioles, which grant the plant its name. The vibrant magenta flowers, showcasing a quartet of symmetrical petals, are a particular beacon for pollinators. The plant's adaptability to saturated soils makes it a resilient inhabitant of its native marshy landscapes.
Pruning:
Fringed meadow-beauty produces vibrant, fringed flowers and benefits from early spring pruning. Remove dead stems and trim one-third of the plant to boost growth and blooms. This process enhances appearance, improves air circulation, and mitigates disease risk, using clean, sharp tools for optimal results.
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