Rhodanthe 'Paper Cascade' Propagation After fruiting old stems should

After fruiting old stems should be cut to the ground to the ground and the new stems trained to support wires in the Autumn

Keep plants moist and do not let them dry out

Recommended handle: ZM150

Broad spectrum of minerals

Height: 90-110cm

Rhodanthe 'Paper Cascade' Propagation After fruiting old stems shouldRhodanthe anthemoides Paper Cascade Bred in Australia this charming cultivar belongs to the select group of wild flowers we commonly call everlastings. The delicate foliage is a grey green with a mild chamomile perfume and forms a neat mound with a somewhat weeping appearance. A profusion of flowers is produced in spring beginning with pointed crimson buds which open into pretty, star shaped, white paper daisies. When in full flower it is one of the