PSEUDODICTAMNUS mediterraneus 'Candia'
Medium
Sun
Pink
Well drained soil
Multiple
Description
Pseudodictamnus mediterraneus 'Candia'
Height x Spread: 30cm x 45cm
A great foliage plant that forms compact cushions of small, soft round-shaped leaves on furry white stems. In early to mid summer, very small pink flowers appear along the stems in the leaf axils.
A trim to 2.5cm above the previous year's growth in spring once frosts are over, will help maintain its neat appearance. Well-drained soils suit this plant best. For gravel and rock gardens, it can be grown in containers but dislikes cold, wet winter conditions.
Synonyms: Ballota pseudodictamnus 'Candia'
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