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Eryngium x Zabelii ‘ Big blue’
£6.95
Eryngium Big blue has silver green foliage with metallic blue flowers held on strong stems, although the flowers make a good cut flower if you can resist the temptation to cut them for a fresh display or to dry, they look great in winter frost. This plant is drought tolerant and must be well drained in the winter.
Plants are supplied bare root.
6 in stock
Hardiness - Hardy
Aspect - Full sun
Soil - Well drained
Height - 75cms
Width - 50cms
Flowering - Late summer
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