Masses of beautiful cream to peach to orange semi-double flowers in early spring make this a great addition to edgings, borders and mixed beds. Extremely versatile landscape plant due to its ability to attract pollinators. Blooms taper off by late June, but deadheading will encourage continued flowering into the summer. Easy to grow. Prefers moist, loamy soil. Mounding habit. Attracts bees and butterflies. Dry moderately between waterings.