


Jacobs Ladder
Native to shady environments, Jacob’s Ladder grows naturally in damp grasslands, woodlands, meadows, and rocky areas. No extra water is needed during the summer when cultivating the plant for multiplying. The plant’s long variegated leaves appear with a “ladder-like” formation.
The perennial flowers have heavy clusters of blue, lavender, pink, yellow, and white blooms in tough stamens as long as they are not overwatered.
Jacob’s Ladder is a low-maintenance perennial
Also known as Greek Valerian, Jacob’s Ladder was first used for upscale and exotic perennial gardens in stately old homes and in landscape schemes where blooms matter. it Is a Spring Blooming Perennial Plant
Jacobs Ladder Plant has purple blooms up the stalk of the plant