Santolina chamaecyparissus (Lemnul Maicii Domnului, Cotton Lavender)

Santolina chamaecyparissus, also known as "Mother of God's Wood" or "Cotton Lavender," is a perennial plant with multiple decorative and practical uses.

Appearance. It is a small shrub with evergreen leaves, growing up to about 30-60 cm in height. The leaves are small, silvery, and have a fine texture, giving the plant a fluffy and delicate look.

Flowers. It blooms in summer, producing small yellow flowers grouped in spherical clusters. These flowers add a beautiful contrast to the silvery foliage.

Aroma. Both the leaves and flowers have a fragrant scent, sometimes used in potpourris or to repel insects.

Growth. Prefers well-drained soils and sunny locations. It is very drought-resistant and tolerates poor soils well.

Care. Requires regular pruning to maintain a compact shape and to encourage healthy growth. It is an easy-to-care-for plant, needing little water once well established.

Use. Often used in herb gardens, rock gardens, borders, and to create small hedges. It can also be used in decorative arrangements due to its attractive leaves and flowers.

Santolina chamaecyparissus is valued for its decorative silvery foliage, yellow flowers, and pleasant aroma, making it an excellent choice for gardens and various landscaping projects.

Frost resistance: withstands down to -20°C

Height including pot: approx. 20 cm

Pot diameter: 12 cm

The price is valid for 1 plant in a pot.