Valerian is an upright plant with tall clusters of white and pinkish flowers from July to August/September. Plants grow to 1.5m in height and look good in many gardens from formal borders to wilder areas. They attract lots of pollinators into the garden. The roots of Common Valerian are traditional herbal medicines.
Common Valerian grows best in full sun to part shade and moist soils. They are very adaptable plants and can cope with coastal gardens, more neglected situations and water-side locations.
Pack of approx 300 seeds. Sow indoors in spring to summer or outdoors in spring directly into cultivated soil. Sowing instructions and a colour photo are printed on the packet.
Grown in Cornwall
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