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Monarda Fireball Plants

Monarda, Fireball PP14235 : Add sizzling hot color to beds and borders. Deer resistant.
This showy beebalm rivals Jacob Cline with globes of electric red blooms. Upright stems are shorter, well-suited in front to mid borders. Mint-scented, mildew resistant, clean foliage are an added benefit. A nice addition to herb and native plant gardens, and spaces that need sizzling hot color. Drought tolerant, deer resistant and loved by bees.

LifeCycle: Perennial
Zone: 4-8
Sun: Full Sun
Height: 18-24 inches
Spread: 18-24 inches
Uses: Borders
Bloom Season: Fall, Summer

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