Paparazzi Jagger stands out with its dazzling late spring display of trumpet-shaped purple flowers, each adorned with darker centers. These blooms appear in delightful clusters atop the low-growing plants, which grow to about 5 inches tall and can spread up to 10 inches wide. Each flower features a long corolla tube with five flat, petal-like lobes, adding to its charm. You’ll also notice the burgundy stems and burgundy-tinted foliage in spring, bringing a touch of color to your garden. These plants are known for their vigorous growth, early flowering, extended blooming period, and resilience against powdery mildew.
They thrive in dry, sunny spots, making them a wonderful choice for rock gardens, cottage gardens, wild gardens, native plant gardens, or prairie-type areas, and they also work beautifully as edging plants.
Height: 3”-6” Spread: 1’-1.5’ Bloom: April-May Light: Full Sun-Part Shade (Especially in North Texas) Water: Medium Zone: 5-9 Origin: North America (Hybrid) Deer Resistant: Yes
