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This Perennial Dies Back To Below Ground Level Each Year in Autumn, Then Fresh New Growth Appears Again in Spring
This Perennial Dies Back To Below Ground Level Each Year in Autumn, Then Fresh New Growth Appears Again in Spring
This Perennial Dies Back To Below Ground Level Each Year in Autumn, Then Fresh New Growth Appears Again in Spring
again in spring.
Artemisias are prized for their fine, almost silver, aromatic foliage rather than for their flowers, which are dull and insignificant. This one is semi-evergreen and has sle
they age and tiny, brownish-yellow, mimosa-like flowers in August and September. It is an ideal groundcover plant for a sunny, well-drained Mediterranean border or g
established, it's an excellent foil for white or brightly coloured flowers. Give it space to spread out.
Garden care: Cut back stems back to ground-level in autumn and apply a generous mulch of well-rotted garden compost or manure around base of the plant.