Artemisia 'Powis Castle' is a beautiful drought-tolerant perennial valued for its dissected silvery-gray foliage. An excellent addition to borders and cottage gardens, it provides uniquely contrasting color and texture alongside flowering perennials and ornamental grasses.
Water regularly during first growing season to establish deep roots. Drought tolerant once established. Feed with general-purpose fertilizer before spring growth. Information provided by Monrovia.
Perfect for borders, cottage gardens, and as a foliage contrast plant.
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