Excellent for groundcover or as a lawn substitute, Sagina subulata forms a low, dense mat of fine evergreen foliage, which becomes dotted with dainty white flowers in summer. This low-maintenance perennial is also great for rockeries, softening path edges or growing in cracks between paving, giving a lovely naturalistic look. Tough and robust, heath pearlwort will cope with heavy foot traffic and is relatively drought tolerant. Height: 10cm (4in). Spread: 30cm (12in).
Excellent for groundcover or as a lawn substitute, Sagina subulata forms a low, dense mat of fine evergreen foliage, which becomes dotted with dainty white flowers in summer.
Grow Sagina subulata in moist but free-draining soil in full sun or part shade. Keep area watered and weed-free whilst plants establish, but no maintenance required thereafter. Divide in autumn or early spring if needed. Not suitable for areas where dogs may foul.
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