Statice (Limonium perezii) is an indestructible perennial that naturalizes beautifully near the coast. Growing 3 feet tall, it flowers from spring through fall. Its blooms are among the best for drying and make excellent, long-lasting cut flowers. Once established, it needs little water, making it a top choice for water-wise gardens.
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