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Galega officinalis ‘Alba’ – Goat’s Rue

Galega officinalis ‘Alba’ – Goat’s Rue

An unusual, bushy perennial with pinnate leaves and pea-like white flowers that form short spikes. These striking spikes cover the bush from June to August making a wonderful addition to a mixed border. It’s got that cottage garden look!

Close up of Galega officinali 'Alba'

As the foliage dies back in the autumn, I cut it down completely. New growth in the spring is often variegated, but this seems to grow out as it comes into flower. Great for poor soils that are well drained and happy in sun or partial shade.

Height 120cm with a spread of 90cm.

Galega officinali 'Alba' SET AGAINST A GARDEN FENCE

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