Armeria pseudarmeria | Ballerina White | Great Thrift Juliet Sear The stately flower spikes arise

The stately flower spikes arise from a rosette of grey-green foliage that has distinctive arrow-shaped leaves that are very aromatic

Plants are easily split in the autumn as it clumps up reasonably quickly

This plant likes good drainage so is a perfect choice for rock gardens

Produced in Portugal since 1884

Armeria pseudarmeria | Ballerina White | Great Thrift Juliet Sear The stately flower spikes ariseArmeria pseudoarmeria, Great Thrift, a lovely little filler perennial for the front of borders, although we've grown them in between pavers, and they look great! They grow 40cm 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. Unusual and hard to find tall white lollipop shaped blooms