Echium wildpretii

a striking biennial native to the Canary Islands. In its first season, it forms a dense rosette of narrow, silvery leaves, providing an attractive focal point in the garden. During its second season, the plant produces a dramatic, towering spike of small, funnel-shaped coral-red flowers, typically in early summer, creating a bold, eye-catching display.

Hardy and low-maintenance, this plant adds both structure and vibrant colour to the landscape. Please note that the height mentioned refers to the plant in full bloom.