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Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
 
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
 
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
Pink Lamium Pink Pewter, Lamium maculatum, Dead Nettle
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Pink Pewter Lamium

SKU: AM016195
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Overview
Pink Pewter is a great groundcover for shady areas with bright bloom from late spring into summer. (Lamium maculatum)
key features
Botanical Name
Lamium maculatum Pink Pewter
Growing Zones
Zone 3, Zone 4, Zone 5, Zone 6, Zone 7, Zone 8
Advantages
Deer Resistant, Rabbit Resistant, Groundcover, Easy To Grow, Long Bloom Time, Naturalizes, Evergreen, Mass Plantings
Light Requirements
Half Sun / Half Shade, Full Shade
Mature Height
6-8" tall.
Bloom Time
Late spring to fall
SKU
AM016195

Description

The Lamiums are called by the somewhat alarming name, Dead Nettle, but that means only this amazing little plant is related to stinging nettle (a rough weed) and doesn't sting...so being a dead nettle is a good thing.

The strange name aside, these short plants(6-10 high), when well grown, can add glistening sheets of color to shady areas were color may be missing. Plant them with Hostas, Bleeding Hearts, and other shade-lovers. They cover  the ground so completely they smother out any invading weeds.