Description
Soapwort is an appealing and garden-worthy plant, featuring stems that extend to approximately 60cm. Adorned with opposite pairs of sessile leaves, these stems are crowned with dense clusters of sweetly scented, pink flowers. Each flower, measuring around 2.5cm wide, comprises five flat petals emerging from an elongated calyx tube. The flowering period of Soapwort spans from July to September. Commonly known as wild sweet William, Soapweed, and crow soap, the double form found in gardens is often referred to as Bouncing-bet.
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