Color
Wine · White · Salmon · Rose · PinkDays to cut
130–140 daysStatus
plannedThese French garden heirlooms dating back to 1904 present the sweet and spicy fragrance of clove. Frilly 1 1/2–2" double blooms with a small percentage of singles. Striped, flaked, and picotee types in shades of rose, pink, wine, salmon, cream, and white. They have grass-like, gray or blue-green foliage. Blooms late July through August and is best grown as an annual for cut-flower production. Chabaud is pronounced shab-o, with a long "o." Tender perennial in Zones 6–8.
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