Armeria maritima | Deep Rose The bold & brilliant garden Prefers fertile

Prefers fertile

~ Erin Benzakein

Cut your plants down in mid-winter and cover with mulch and a sprinkling of slug bait and then start a feeding regime again when plants have put on around 10cm of growth

group with other taller plants to help provide some support and protection

Change the water every three days or when it becomes murky and recut the stems if necessary

Armeria maritima | Deep Rose The bold & brilliant garden Prefers fertileArmeria maritima Sea thrift, or Sea Pinks, this one is called Deep Rose. A lovely little filler perennial for the front of borders, although I've grown them in between pavers, and they look great! They grow 20cm tall and wide and do really well in almost any soil. As the name suggests, they do great in coastal gardens too, in fact I have memories of them growing all over the coastal walls and banks of Europe. So, so pretty. Deep rose coloured,