'White Licorice' is a tender perennial grown as an annual for its stunning, felted, silver-white foliage. The small, rounded leaves cover trailing stems that can reach 12–18 inches long, creating a beautiful cascading effect. It's prized as a "spiller" in mixed containers, hanging baskets, and window boxes, where its neutral color enhances companion plants. Tiny, insignificant yellow flowers may appear in summer.
Pinch back to encourage bushiness. Overwinter indoors in bright light in frost-free areas. Deer resistant.
Essential trailing component for containers, hanging baskets, and edge plantings. Pairs with almost any color scheme.
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