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Spiderwort (Tradescantia (Andersoniana Group) 'Blushing Bride') is an easy-to-grow perennial plant. Its pink and white variegated foliage is topped with clusters of stunning 3-petaled white flowers. The flowers have a delicate, light scent that attracts butterflies to the garden. Its semi-trailing form is perfect for baskets, window boxes and Hanging baskets. It will thrive best in moist, well-drained soil in an area that gets partial to full sun, and can tolerate some shade. Spiderwort is a hardy plant that can generally be grown with little maintenance making it ideal for garden beginners.

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Plant Care Essentials:

Light Requirements: full sun
Water Scheduling: Frequent
Growth Rate: High
Maintainence: Moderate

Plant Profile:

  • Scientific Name: Tradescantia (Andersoniana Group) 'Blushing Bride'
  • Size: 1.00 to 1.50 feet
  • Plant Family: Commelinaceae
  • Care: Medium
  • Poisonous To Humans: No
  • Plant Type: Herb
  • Light Requirements: full sun
  • Pruning Month: February
  • Fruits: No
  • Tropical: No
  • Indoor: Yes
  • Flower Color: White
  • Plant Origin: Mexico
  • Growth Rate: High
  • Poisonous To Pets: No
  • Edible Fruit: No

Care Instructions:

Did You Know?

Tradescantia ‘Blushing Bride’ features soft pink flowers and green foliage. This attractive perennial prefers full sun to partial shade and is perfect for adding a touch of delicate color to garden beds, borders, or containers, creating a romantic garden setting.

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This property is mostly wooded and sits high on a hilltop overlooking the Mohawk River Valley. Located right in the heart of Upstate NYs Amish farm CountryThis property is mostly wooded and sits high on a hilltop overlooking the Mohawk River Valley. Located right in the heart of Upstate NYs Amish farm Country

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