Pronunciation: ar-teh-meez'ee-uh
Artemisias are prized for their attractive, silvery foliage, which beautifully sets off both flowers and other foliage in beds and containers.
Plants thrive in well-drained soil in full sun. Most prefer relatively dry growing conditions.
Apply a light application of balanced, granular fertilizer in early spring.
If needed, cut back shrubby perennial varieties in spring to maintain a compact shape. For varieties that tend to open in the center by late summer, shear back by half after bloom to keep plants full.
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