Outstanding, creeping globe daisy, for the rock garden, crevice or trough. This is a super compact and dwarf var with outsized blue flowers in spring and early summer. Let it spill down a rock face, or run across a flat it’s going to hug the surface and make a great show. heart-leaved globularia, is native to the mountainous regions of Central and Southern Europe. It is commonly found in the Alps, Pyrenees, and the Carpathians, as well as in parts of the Balkans. This low-growing perennial plant thrives in rocky and calcareous (limestone) soils, often at higher altitudes, in alpine meadows, and on scree slopes. It prefers sunny, well-drained locations and can be found in subalpine and alpine zones, where it is well adapted to harsh, windy conditions
Outstanding, creeping globe daisy, for the rock garden, crevice or trough. This is a super compact and dwarf var with outsized blue flowers in spring and early summer. Let it spill down a rock face, or run across a flat it’s going to hug the surface and make a great show. heart-leaved globularia, is native to the mountainous regions of Central and Southern Europe. It is commonly found in the Alps, Pyrenees, and the Carpathians, as well as in parts of the Balkans. This low-growing perennial plant thrives in rocky and calcareous (limestone) soils, often at higher altitudes, in alpine meadows, and on scree slopes. It prefers sunny, well-drained locations and can be found in subalpine and alpine zones, where it is well adapted to harsh, windy conditions
