Requiring only a minimal amount of pinching out, these naturally
free branching plants form bushy mounds that get smothered with so
many flowers that the foliage gets almost totally obscured.
Once they start flowering in late August/early September, they'll just go on and on until the first frosts.
Perfect in patio pots, they also make excellent subjects for edging a pathway. Leave them in situ to die back over winter, cut out the died-back stems when new growth appears in the spring and the flowering cycle starts all over again. A rich reward indeed for so little effort!
Available from www.marshalls-seeds.co.uk
