Once established it is very tolerant of dry conditions and coastal spots,and is easy to grow in sunny or partly-shaded spots in any well-drained soil.Apply a slow release fertiliser in spring.There's not need to prunebut removing old stems will encourage furtherflowering.Its compact habit makes it suitable to mass-plant as a groundcover or as an edging along pahts or driveways.It will also make a great display in pots in small gardens and courtyards.
Growing tips:
It's a moderate drinker
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