Balloon Flower [DIRECT]

Because they develop a thick taproot, they do not like to be moved or divided once planted. Usage in Landscaping & Culture Garden Use: Ideal for perennial borders and rock gardens.

Deadheading (removing spent flowers) encourages continued blooming. Note that they are late to emerge in spring, so mark their location to avoid damage. balloon flower

The plants have bluish-green, serrated leaves and typically grow in clumps from 1 to 2 feet tall. Because they develop a thick taproot, they do

The Balloon Flower ( Platycodon grandiflorus ) is a charming, low-maintenance herbaceous perennial favored for its whimsical, inflated buds that resemble hot air balloons before bursting into star-shaped flowers. Native to East Asia, it is a long-lived addition to borders, rock gardens, and containers, bringing vibrant color from early to late summer. Note that they are late to emerge in