Armeria pseudarmeria | Tall Lilac Hellebore they are quite drought tolerant

they are quite drought tolerant once established

The colour alway illicits many comments from visitors to our gardens

The apple-green leaves have the familiar fan shape with fine hairs over them which enables them to collect rainwater and hold it in the middle of the leaf

it is able to stand drying out once established in a wall

Perovskia atriplicifolia Blue Spire also known as Russian Sage is a woody based deciduous

Armeria pseudarmeria | Tall Lilac Hellebore they are quite drought tolerantArmeria 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 lilac lollipop shaped blooms