Butterfly Flower 'Dr. Badger's Mix'

They called it Poor Man's Orchid in the early 1800s, named for the open-faced white, pink, red, and violet flowers, each with delicate markings of varying colors arrayed along the pale green stems. A branching habit allows for a multitude of blooms that eventually fade as summer heat takes over. Also fun to grow as a winter-blooming windowsill plant for a needed flowery reminder that spring will come!