The much-loved obedient plant ‘Miss Manners’ has a new sister. ‘Pink Manners’ is a well-behaved, clump forming perennial that reaches 3’, just a bit bigger than her sister. Soft pink buds open to lavender pink blossoms that flower from midsummer to autumn, attracting countless hummingbirds and butterflies. The strong stems will never need staking and make fantastic cut flowers. It is an adaptable, easy to grow perennial for cottage gardens, wildflower gardens, native and prairie gardens. It will spread but not aggressively so. ‘Pink Manners’ was discovered by famed plantsman, Darrell Probst.