Alpine Woundwort: complete guide
Stachys alpina
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Overview
Stachys alpina is an alpine plant from the Lamiaceae family. Blooms June-August with striking purple flowers at 30-60 cm height.
Appearance & Bloom
Grey-green hairy leaves cover the stems. Flowers are purple to rose tones.
Ideal Location
Thrives in full sun to partial shade with 6-8 hours direct sunlight.
Soil
Requires well-draining, alkaline soil with pH 7.0-7.5.
Watering
Once established, extremely drought-tolerant. Water regularly during first season.
Pruning
Optional. Remove spent flowers after blooming.
Maintenance Calendar
Spring: Remove dead foliage. Summer: Deadhead blooms. Autumn: Prepare for dormancy. Winter: Minimal care.
Winter Hardiness
Excellent cold tolerance below -15 degrees Celsius.
Companion Plants
Pair beautifully with sedums, saxifrages, and dianthus.
Closing Thoughts
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