Armeria maritima 'Victor Reiter' Victor Reiter Sea Thrift What a little cuty! This Dwarf Sea Thrift makes tiny mounds of compact gray-green tufts make this a must for any small garden. Armeria Victor Reiter has petite light pink flowers set atop a small stem that gives the plant a look of a miniature forest of pink pom-poms. Perfect for pockets areas, fairy gardens, rock gardens, open crevices in a wall or as a stand alone container plant. Cut off spent blooms regularly to keep plant in bloom.
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Part Shade
Sun
Foot Traffic:
TO
Bloom Time
:
Late Spring
Flower color
:
Pink
Foliage
:
Evergreen
Foliage Color
:
Light Green
Growth Rate
:
Slow 2"-4" a year
Habit
:
Clumping
Irrigation
:
Hand Water,Auto
Plant Height
:
1" - 4" (Fairly Low Grower with taller flower spike)
Planting Area Environment
:
Low Water (Dry area little to no water),Normal (Rainfall under normal condition)
Seacrh Sun Exposure
:
Part Shade , Part Sun
Search Foot Traffic
:
Light
Soil
:
Peaty ,Clay ,Sandy ,Gravel ,Normal
Spread
:
6"
Zone:
5,6,7,8,9,10
This Plant Is Hardy Above:
-20
Additional Features:
Heat Tolerant
No
Pool Area
Yes
Deer Resistant
No
Humid Area
No
Kid Traffic
Yes
Scented
No
Dog Traffic
No
Butterfly Friendly
Yes
Attracts Bees
No
Fire Resistant
No
Erosion Control
No
Attract Hummingbirds
No
Attract Butterflies
Yes
Attract Bees
No
Deer Resistant
No
Rabbit Resistant
No
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Gardening Tips from Fran
This Armeria is such a super neat plant. I love this one! I have it in numerous places around my yard but my favorite is in my containers. It is an extraordinary bloomer and I put it in my front entry so that I can enjoy it daily.
This little gem will in fact take kid and animal foot traffic, but only in limitation. A Great Dane and 6 kids will be too much for it. However, a couple of poodles and a toddler would be fine.
Try it in your Fairy Garden as a delightful grass substitute!!
-Fran White, aka 'The STEPABLES Lady'
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