Armeria Maritima ‘Candy Floss’
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Description
Large pale pink pom poms.
A great border thrift that although drought tolerant will prefer regular watering to maintain good healthy growth and flowering season. Ideally located in a border you can use in large alpine rock gardens and containers..
Flowers: Spring-summer
Hardiness: Fully Hardy
Height: 30cm
Spread: 20-30cm
Further information:
Armeria are pretty self sufficient. Trim back any old flower stems down to the base. Do not trim back the leaves.
Common Name: Thrift / Sea Pink
Life Cycle: perennial
Family: Plumbaginaceae
Foliage: linear
Basic Colour: ( pink )
Flower Colour: pink
Natural Flowering: April – July
Winter Hardiness: Fully Hardy
Height with Flowers: 30cm
Soil Requirements: average / moist / dry / well-drained / sandy
Soil ph: acidic / alkaline / neutral
Location: container / cottage garden / border / rock garden / Mediterranean / crevice garden / meadow
Usage: ornamental / bee food plant / attracts butterflies / cut flower
Pruning: cut back as and when required
Tolerates: drought tolerant / salt tolerant
Origin: Cultivar
Additional information
| Weight | 100 g |
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| Pot Size | 1 x 9cm Pot |
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Lesley (verified owner) –
waiting for the blooms, doing well.
Donna I. (verified owner) –
Great little plant.
Carol (verified owner) –
Sara (verified owner) –
This plant is looking very healthy and arrived swiftly and well protected. I can’t wait to see the flowers!
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Stephanie L. –
Great quality plant delivered in good condition. Excellent communication throughout.
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Kay Easter (verified owner) –
A replacement plant for one that I’d had a while but the birds pulled out