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Wildflowers - Snow In Summer Seeds
For those who want the illusion of snow without the cold, this is the one for you! Flourishing in dry, rocky soil, this perennial creates cascades of snowy white flowers for rock walls, borders, or groundcover. In addition, the foliage is admired for its handsome silvery color. Take note however, that this variety does best in moderate heat, and will not last long in very warm regions. The plant can be propogated through self-seeding or division.
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Snow in Summer Seeds
Cerastium biebersteinii
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Cerastium biebersteinii
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This native plant originated in the high altitudes of Eastern Europe, specifically the mountain ranges of Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula. It was first described by Augustin Pyramus de Candolle, a noted Swiss botanist who recorded hundreds of species. The species name "biebersteinii" honors the man who provided Candolle with the seeds, a German botanist by the name of Friedrich August Marschall von Bieberstein. Its silvery, felted foliage and low-growing, spreading habit make this an attractive and hardy ground cover.Starting at $2.50 USD
For those who want the illusion of snow without the cold, this is the one for you! Flourishing in dry, rocky soil, this perennial creates cascades of snowy white flowers for rock walls, borders, or groundcover. In addition, the foliage is admired for its handsome silvery color. Take note however, that this variety does best in moderate heat, and will not last long in very warm regions. The plant can be propogated through self-seeding or division.