This drought-tolerant perennial bears fragrant yellow flowers in late spring or early summer. The small spherical seedpods eventually fall apart to reveal their inner septum, making the remaining stems look very much like miniature money plants. Suitable for small dried flower arrangements. Height...
This mat-forming evergreen perennial produces many 4-petaled pink to purple flowers in spring. Suits a rockgarden or use as groundcover cascading over a wall or a sunny bank. Height 2 inches; spread 24 inches.