Lysimachia Elisabeth

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About Lysimachia Elisabeth

Lysimachia belongs to the primrose family (Primulaceae). It is therefore related to the primula. The largest Lysimachia at the moment is the Lysimachia Elisabeth. This late-flowering Lysimachia is very strong in leaves and flowers and like all Lysimachias, this form has an extremely good shelf life. The advantage of the Elisabeth is that it is supplied in large numbers all summer.

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