Grower’s Notes: Soft cream, warm honey, or blushy bicolor, this one sometimes looks like three different flowers blooming on the same plant. Blooms are tidy and about 3 to 4 inches across, with that classic formal shape and a gentle shifting palette that makes each one look a little different.
Stems are long and slender, especially once the plant hits its stride, so staking is a good idea to keep them straight and upright. It’s an early bloomer and a solid producer, often one of the first to show color in the field.
Bell’s Milk and Honey is a great combo of subtle and striking, bringing warmth and variation to soft-toned bouquets and always gets people talking in the garden. A productive variety with a calm, luminous beauty.
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