Wednesday, 26 December 2018

Anaphalis margaritacea 'New Snow'

In my last garden, one of the plants which I liked very much was Anaphalis margaritacea.  I had grown it for several years and it had established itself in a large clump.  Its leaves are wooly and grey and its flowers charming in every way.  They worked very well as dried flowers too.  I have just the spot for it.....



It was only today as I read through the blog of a fellow IAVOM contributor who hails from New England, that I was reminded how much I miss this plant.  Joanna's web page is well worth exploring, and she has done some research on this and other plants from her area of the US.

I have even put up a request on my Gardening Club facebook page to ask if someone has this in their garden, and are willing to have a swap.....plants, home made bread, preserves etc on offer!!
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  1. Joanna26 December 2018 at 13:27

    Thank you for sharing the link to my post! :) I actually have some seeds for the wild kind (not a garden cultivar). But if I remember correctly, you are in England right? I'm just not sure about the rules for shipping seeds internationally.

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    1. Stasher27 December 2018 at 20:58

      Your post showed the plant growing wild, and some interesting ways to use it. It's best that I source the plants locally Joanna, but I am sure that US growers may well buy from your shop.

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  2. Anna28 December 2018 at 22:39

    Oh that looks like a charming plant Noelle. Good luck in your quest to locate a plant!

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