Ballerina Red Sea Thrift – 5 Inch Container

Description

Red pom-poms for hot and sunny locations! The Ballerina Red False Sea Thrift (Armeria pseudarmeria ‘Ballerina Red’) will show off its abundance of bright red flower clusters from mid through late spring!

Ballerina Red will bloom its first year in your garden! This sturdy flowering perennial forms a neat grassy-like mound that stays fresh all summer long! That means happy bees and pollinators all summer too!

Sporting broad evergreen leaves, beautiful ball-shaped flower heads, and 14″ stiff flower stems. Ballerina Red will be a standout in any landscape without taking up loads of room in your garden! As it ages, this Armeria increases its compactness and uniformity!

Landscape Application:

Use Ballerina in borders as edging, or winding a ribbon of brilliant color throughout your Cottage gardens or Rock Gardens in the sun! The adorable blossoms are perfect for Children’s Gardens and it’s the ideal size containers, use Ballerina as an exquisite “Filler” to your outdoor containers for a touch of whimsy!

The tufts of greenery are fantastic for mass planting because of their absolutely rugged nature! Use Sea Thrift as a lawn replacement or as a charming groundcover! Or, plant them along your sidewalk to make people in your neighborhood smile.

• Red Ball Shaped Flowers
• Rebloomer If Deadheaded
• Tufts Of Greenery – Can Be Evergreen In Mild Winters
• Great For Pollinators
• Edging, Massing, Container Plant u0026amp; Groundcover

ProPlantTips for Care:

Give this plant a spot in full sun. It needs at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day for best flowering. Plant it in well-drained, porous, or even sandy soils that don’t retain water for long. Water new plants sparingly to get them established, but after that, Sea Thrift is highly xeric and easy to grow.

It will rebloom sporadically throughout the summer months if deadheaded regularly. Ballerina Red overwinters well throughout USDA planting zones 5 to 9, and once established is heat and salt tolerant. Dividing should be done in early spring.

• Full Sun Perennials
• Widely Adaptable Any Well-Drained Soil
• Moderate Moisture – Drought Tolerant u0026amp; Xeric Once Established
• Prune After First Flowers Fade – Deadhead For Rebloom
• Heat u0026amp; Salt Tolerant

Let the Ballerina Red Sea Thrift dance through your sun gardens this year and enjoy bright red pom-poms of color! Order yours today at NatureHills.com!