Red dead-nettles do not sting. They display dense clusters of pinky-purple flowers in whorls around the stem. common plant of roadside verges, waste grounds and field edges - anywhere the ground has been disturbed or cultivated. Like yellow archangel, and other members of the mint family it doesn't have stinging leaves. Its crimson flowers appear from March to October.
This species is a haven for pollinators. Long tongued bees and butterflies are drawn to its nectar-rich flowers, contributing to the vital task of pollination. By planting this species, you’re creating a welcoming space for these essential insects, supporting biodiversity in your local ecosystem.
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