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GreenCreator 200 Aubrieta Seeds Cascade Purple Flower Seeds, Perennial Rock Cress Ground Cover Plant
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Herbaceous perennial Mature Size:4 to 6 inches tall; 12-to 24-inch spread Full sun to part shade Hardiness Zones :4 to 9 (USDA) Aubrieta, a cheerful ground cover, is a great candidate for edging your paths or tucking into stone walls if your site meets some basic growing requirements. When the profuse magenta flowers have faded, the …
Herbaceous perennial Mature Size:4 to 6 inches tall; 12-to 24-inch spread Full sun to part shade Hardiness Zones :4 to 9 (USDA) Aubrieta, a cheerful ground cover, is a great candidate for edging your paths or tucking into stone walls if your site meets some basic growing requirements. When the profuse magenta flowers have faded, the grayish-green foliage maintains a handsome mat that covers bare areas under leggy roses or between paving stones on a garden path.These plants are far more common in Europe than in North America. The genus me derives from Claude Aubriet, a European landscape artist from the 17th century. How to Grow Aubrieta Aubrieta thrives best when planted in well-draining, alkaline soil in a full sun location. In midsummer, the foliage tends to die back and will benefit from a hard shearing. As a member of the mustard family, this is a tough plant that requires little care. Once established, it has a good tolerance for drought, and it resists nibbling by deer.
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Herbaceous perennial Mature Size:4 to 6 inches tall; 12-to 24-inch spread Full sun to part shade Hardiness Zones :4 to 9 (USDA) Aubrieta, a cheerful ground cover, is a great candidate for edging your paths or tucking into stone walls if your site meets some basic growing requirements. When the profuse magenta flowers have faded, the grayish-green foliage maintains a handsome mat that covers bare areas under leggy roses or between paving stones on a garden path.These plants are far more common in Europe than in North America. The genus me derives from Claude Aubriet, a European landscape artist from the 17th century. How to Grow Aubrieta Aubrieta thrives best when planted in well-draining, alkaline soil in a full sun location. In midsummer, the foliage tends to die back and will benefit from a hard shearing. As a member of the mustard family, this is a tough plant that requires little care. Once established, it has a good tolerance for drought, and it resists nibbling by deer.