Tips with Perennial Sea Thrift

• Looks good in walls and rockeries and will stand an open windy position
• Deadheading will prolong flowering.
• Makes a clump of grass like leaves and flower stalks are 6 inches long with white pink or red flowers
• Dividing large clumps should be done in early spring to rejuvenate plant.
• Can be grown from seed
• Prefers well drained soil or the plant may rot in center.
• Sea Pinks do not need fertiliser but like a sandy soil.