Pulmonaria ‘Margery Fish’ is a deciduous to semievergreen (in warm climates) perennial offering 3 seasons to nearly year-round interest. Blooming in early spring, the plant sets sprays of funnel-shaped flowers that emerge coral-pink and turn violet with age. Bees adore these pollen and nectar-rich flowers.

A Pulmonaria saccharata, commonly known as Bethlehem sage or lungwort, ‘Margery Fish’ is an herbaceous plant with a low growing, spreading habit of long, elliptical leaves heavily speckled and spotted with silver that form a fuzzy basal rosette. Rhizomatous, the plant slowly spreads by creeping roots, but is not invasive. A cottage garden classic, shown to best effect when massed or grouped, lungwort is typically grown as a showy groundcover in mixed beds and borders, but it makes a fine specimen and container plant too. It is especially nice planted in large drifts with ferns and astilbes or under trees, shrubs, and large clumps of d