Helianthemum apenninum ered One way is to provide

One way is to provide a layer of 5mm chip or sand

I have had my plant for over 25 years and it has managed to attain a height of 1

clumping perennial that grows to 80cm

A hardy spring flowering (mid September) small primula

almost always in flower from late spring through to summer and beyond

Helianthemum apenninum ered One way is to provideWild type. Whiter and prettier, more petite, for the species nerds amongst us. This spreading plant with a woody stem is 25cm high. Overlapping white petals and masses of golden stamens up to 3 cm across. They close up at night hence the genus name Helianthemum, which means 'sun flower'. Seed from Spain. Likes it hot and dry and lime preferred. The simplicity of the wild species is hard to beat in a sophisticated rock garden or trough in my opinion.