Spend a couple of months savouring the vanilla scent of this easy-care perennial. The rose-pink, ¼" florets form large, densely packed, 2" clusters and are laden with nectar and pollen that pollinators can't resist. Deadheading spent flowers will trigger another blooming period about a month after the initial one. After the last flowers fade, plants produce seedpods up to 4" long that are an important food source for monarch butterfly larvae.