This rock garden dweller has ovate green-blue evergreen leaves and is native to subalpine meadows in Europe and Siberia. Slender stems support umbels of small, yellow pincushion flowers above clumping foliage. Blooms fade to bronze-red with caramel bracts, later developing into seed heads in the fall. Flowers and foliage make a radiant, graceful addition to any cut flower garden. May self sow if conditions are favorable–deadhead to prevent self-sowing if undesired. Grows in full sun.

Mature size: 1-2 ft t x 1.5 ft w

Temperature: -35F