Chamaenerion angustifolium, Fireweed Size:1.16 qt Additionally

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Introduced in 1997 and winner of the 2005 DeBallion Award

We were lucky enough to see it grow down in California and marvel at its height of at least 7-ft

kind of like fried eggs

Mid to late summer bloomer and a hummer's delight

Chamaenerion angustifolium, Fireweed Size:1.16 qt AdditionallyFormerly considered an Epilobium, Chamaenerion angustifolium is commonly referred to as fireweed. Here in the Pacific Northwest, where it is native, it can be seen springing up in large forest burns. Against a dark background of charcoal, hot magenta flowers, reddish stems, and bright green narrow leaves quickly colonize into thickets. In the garden, fireweed will spread freely both rhizomatically and through its prolific airborne seed which appears