Fairly dry crap soil is good. Avoid winter wet if possible
Aspect
Full sun
Height
2ft
Action and Timing
Wide branching plant with masses of metallic blue flowers throughout July and August. Dries well.
Nursery Notes
Probably best propagated from root cuttings late winter early spring time. Seed is reasonably good, though can be variable. Division is practiced by some, though I find this damages the mother plant too much, which is not the f***ing point really.
Opinion
I love all the blue Sea Hollies without exception, it's the spiny bastards that look like succulents or aloe vera plants that I object to.
This plant was added to the database on 22nd December, 2009.
