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Pulmonaria officinalis
Common lungwort
Pulmonaria officinalis, better known as common lungwort, is a rewarding perennial that has held its place in gardens for centuries, not only for its beauty but also for its historical use in medicine. The Latin name refers to its spotted leaves, which reminded medieval herbalists of human lungs. Today, we appreciate it primarily as a reliable plant for shady and semi-shady areas where other species do not thrive well. It blooms in March and April with a flood of tiny flowers, and you can often observe pink, purple, and blue flowers simultaneously on a single plant. This play of colors beautifully contrasts with the fresh green leaves. Lungwort loves humus-rich, loamy soil with plenty of moisture, but once established, it is very hardy. It is perfectly suited for natural and woodland gardens as an underplanting for deciduous trees. Although it is not very suitable for cutting into a vase, it will do a tremendous service in the flowerbed by attracting the first hungry pollinators early in the spring. The plant spreads easily and can also self-seed, gradually filling empty spaces in the beds.
Seedling
K9 pot (9×9×9.5 cm)
1-2 pieces
€3,49each
3-8 pieces
€3,09each
9-17 pieces
€2,79each
18+ pieces
€2,39each
This product can only be purchased in our store, which is closed for the season. Reopening on 1 April 2027.
To ensure the plants arrive in perfect condition, we only select those that can withstand shipping. Therefore, these seedlings are available for personal pickup at our store only.
26 pcs in stock
Attracts pollinators 🐝
Yes
Difficulty
Beginner
Diseases
Disease-free 🙂
Edible
Yes
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Information on whether the plant can be used in floristry for decorating food.
Flower color
Blue, pink, purple
Flower color: Shade
Blue-violet, light pink
Foliage color
Green, silvery green
Fragrant (aromatic) 👃
No
Frost resistance
-34
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The temperature down to which the plant is frost hardy.
Hardiness zone
4a (-34.4 °C to -31.7 °C)
Height
15-30 cm
Moisture
💧💧
Pests
Pest-free 🙂
Position
Partial shade, shade
Soil
Loamy, humus-rich
Spacing
25-30
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Recommended planting spacing.
Spacing: Plants per m²
9-12
Species
Perennial
Suitable for cutting
No
Suitable for drying
No
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Flowering
March
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Lungwort is an ideal choice for anyone looking for an undemanding yet visually attractive plant for the shady or partially shady corners of the garden. This perennial naturally grows in deciduous forests, which is why it is best suited to a location under tree canopies or near shrubs, where it is protected from direct midday sun. The soil should be loamy and rich in humus, ideally with the addition of compost or leaf mold, which will provide necessary nutrients and structure. It is important that the soil remains constantly slightly moist, because lungwort tolerates drought poorly. On the other hand, the soil should not be permanently waterlogged to prevent root rot. Since you will receive an already grown seedling, you can plant it practically anytime during the growing season, provided the ground is not frozen. When planting, maintain a spacing of roughly 25 to 30 cm (9–12 plants per m²), which will give the plants enough space but at the same time allow them to eventually close up and form a continuous canopy that suppresses weeds.
Caring for lungwort is very easy and can be handled even by a complete beginner. In the spring, often as early as March, it will delight you with a flood of tiny flowers that change color from pink to blue or purple, thereby attracting the first bumblebees and bees. After blooming, we recommend cutting back the old leaves, which will encourage the plant to form new, healthy, and silvery-spotted leaves that will be the ornament of the flowerbed until winter. As for fertilizing, it is enough to add a little mature compost to the clumps in the spring. Lungwort is also very resilient – according to available information, it does not suffer from diseases or pests, so you do not have to worry about demanding chemical protection. Moreover, it is fully frost-hardy (zone 4a, down to -34 °C) and will survive our winters without the need for any cover. Thanks to its ability to self-seed, it can eventually fill empty spaces in the beds without being invasive.
If you do not have a garden, you can also grow lungwort in containers or window boxes placed on a shady balcony or terrace. For container growing, it is essential to choose a sufficiently large pot with drainage holes and use a quality substrate mixed with compost that holds moisture well. In containers, the soil dries out much faster than in open ground, so it is necessary to pay attention to regular and more frequent watering, especially on warmer days. Be careful not to overwater, however. The plant is frost-hardy even in a container, but for smaller pots, it is advisable to wrap the container with burlap or polystyrene for the winter so the root ball does not freeze from the sides. Lungwort is a rewarding long-lived perennial that will bring you joy for many years with minimal care.
The information given is based on our experience, please use it as a guide only. Times may vary depending on the season, climate, location, sowing and transplanting dates and possibly also the conditions in the greenhouse/greenhouse. We always recommend testing how the plant performs in your conditions. Please do not take this as a guarantee.
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