Plants - Vines and Groundcovers

Grow lungwort in your shade garden

Let low-maintenance lungwort breathe life into your garden's shady spaces

Favourites
NAME	DESCRIPTION	H x W	ZONE
Pulmonaria ‘Pierre's Pure Pink'	Pretty, shell-pink flowers in early spring; grass green foliage spotted with silver	30 x 30 cm	4
P. 'Roy Davidson'	Baby pink and periwinkle blue flowers with narrow leaves in early spring; leaves become deep forest green spotted with silver. Resistant to powdery mildew	30 x 45 cm	5
P. 'Smokey Blue'	Pink blooms that change to pale blue in spring; mid-green foliage is spoon-shaped with silvery white spots	20 x 30 cm	4
P. Angustifolia	Earliest blooming species; in late March or early April. Belongs to the rare group of true blues; flowers are brilliant pink in bud though sky-blue in bloom; solid-coloured leaves are mid- to dark green P. a. ssp. azurea has mauve buds	30 x 45 cm	4
*P. Longifolia* 'E.B. Anderson'**	Bright blue flowers in late spring; spotted, lance-shaped leaves	25 x 45 cm	5
*P. Officinalis* 'Sissinghurst White'**	Pure white flowers in spring; green leaves with small, white spots	25 x 45 cm	4
P. Rubra	Coral blooms in late March; no spotting on leaves	30 x 60 cm	4
*P. Rubra* 'David Ward'**	Orange-red flowers in March; frosty green foliage edged with creamy white	40 x 60 cm	4
*P. Saccharata* 'Mrs. Moon'**	Pink blooms in April that turn to blue; leaves heavily spotted with silver	30x 50 cm	4