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Great landscape plant with a controlled habit. The attractive silver green leaves look stunning in a patio container. Superb garden plant; exceptionally long blooming and very hardy. Attracts bees and hummingbirds.

A compact variety with multiple stems of fuzzy lavender-blue flowers that give a cloudlike appearance to the perennial border or rock garden. Elegant, aromatic, silvery blue foliageis highly dissected and forms an attractive busy mound.

‘Little Spire’ was selected for its relatively short, upright habit which prevents the leaning that is typical of the species. Small, narrow, grey-green leaves compliment the lavender-blue flowers. This cultivar has a wonderfully long blooming period.

Airy spikes of lavender-blue flowers top strong stems with small, finely dissected, silvery-green leaves. Its loose, open habit makes this perennial an effective filler in the back of the border. 1995 Perennial Plant of the Year!

You would be wise to choose this Perovskia because it's the darkest purple shade to date. Rich lavender purple flowers are produced on strong, upright plants filled with oval-shaped, notched leaves. This is early to bloom just like its counterpart ‘Denim ‘n Lace’, starting around late July in Michigan. Compared to ‘Denim ‘n Lace’, this is a slightly taller variety with darker purple calyxes and broader leaves, compared to the dissected leaves of the former.