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Armeria
How to Propagate
and Grow Successfully

Armeria originate from Northern Europe and are a genus of clump forming perennial flowering gardening plants.

Leaves are linear, dark green and form in a low growing mass.

Flowers are rounded cup shape in pink or white and are borne on long stems.

These are a really pretty flowering garden plant that looks good in most settings.








Essential info

Genus: Plumbaginaceae

Family: Armeria

Species: Maritima

Common Names: Thrift, Sea pink, White Sea Thrift

Classification: Perennial.

Height: 30cm (12inches).

Flowering: From spring and into summer.


Where to plant info

Armeria are attractive gardening plants and best planted in large groups on their own or with other flowering plants.

Where: Ideal for edging borders and beds.

They are perfect for traditional cottage gardens.

Thrift will tolerate the rigours of growing in a coastal environment.

Site: They prefer full sun, they thrive in it!

Soil: Any free draining soil.


Propagation Methods: By seed in spring.

How to sow seeds..... read more


Or by division in spring.


If you want any further information on this plant or how to propagate and grow any of your favourite gardening plants successfully please feel free to contact us


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