Pretty betsy
Pretty betsy lends charming bursts of radiant red to gardens with its profuse clusters of small, trumpet-shaped flowers. Loved by butterflies, it plays a noteworthy role in sustaining local insect life. Despite its aesthetic appeal, it's known for its invasiveness, often proliferating in places beyond its welcome. An adaptable plant, it seamlessly integrates into rocky crevices, walls, and dry soils, heralding the arrival of the summer with its vibrant blooming.