Plant uses

• Ideal for mixed shrub or floral borders
• Can be grown in large containers for paved areas, courtyards, decks etc
• Eye-catching displays can be achieved by planting in drifts - i.e. groups of 3-5
• Create informal, low hedging
• Ideal for sensory and childrens gardens
• Plant in and around edible gardens to attaract pollinators

Cultural care

Best results achieved when situated in full sun location in most soil types which are well draining.
A light prune after main flowering flush will encourage a dense, compact habit and additional flowering.
Apply slow release fertiliser during late summer to early autumn for optimum results.