Convolvulus cneorum Bees Can be divided in spring

Can be divided in spring or by root cuttings in winter

cup-shaped flowers that has a gradient if color from a deep lavender or lilac to white at its centre

Country style evokes ideas of natural comfort - the warm glow of a winter fire or floral fabrics swaying in a summer breeze - which can be recreated in all types of interiors

but it's easily grown in any well-drained soil

Perennial | Hardy down to minus 15 degrees not that we get that cold here

Convolvulus cneorum Bees Can be divided in springConvolvulus cneorum, commonly known as shrubby bindweed or silverbush, is a charming evergreen shrub native to the Mediterranean region. It's prized for its silvery gray foliage and profuse, trumpet shaped white flowers that bloom from late spring through summer. The plant typically grows to about 0. 9 metres tall and wide, forming a rounded, compact shape. The silvery leaves provide a lovely contrast to the delicate white flowers, making it a