Helianthemum x cultivars 'Ben Hope'

Product information "Helianthemum x cultivars 'Ben Hope'"

Common rockrose is an evergreen shrub with cushion-like growth; it is ideal for full sun locations such as in rock gardens, in gravel beds or in cemeteries.

The open, cup-shaped, pale pink flowers of Helianthemum cultivars 'Ben Hope' adorn the delicate, small ground cover from late May to August. It also provides food for bees!

This perennial is beautiful in combination with cushion phlox varieties or Geranium renardii.
Common rockrose does not tolerate waterlogging. Pruning in early spring promotes the growth and willingness to bloom. Using brushwood as winter protection is recommended.
 
Flower colour: Pink, red
Flowering period: Early summer to mid-summer
Height: 10 - 15 cm
Location: Rocky steppe, wall crowns
Evergreen: Evergreen
Leaf shape: Elongated, oval
Leaf colour: Green
Spacing: 20 - 30 cm
Hardiness zone: 7
Use: House gardens, front gardens, rock gardens, container plantings, grave plantings, roof greening
Speciality: Food for bees, continuous bloom
Family: Cistaceae
Compatibility: Plant individually or in small groups

• Flowering Period May, June, July, August
• Final height 15cm to 20cm
• Final width 15cm to 20cm
• Available February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
• Use paths/rock walls/rock gardens, outdoors, for containers, for wild gardens, as a groundcover, for group plantings, as a specimen plant
• Hardiness hardy
• Soil dry, light, slightly alkaline, neutral, acidic
• Location full sun
• Flower Colour pink
• Leaf Colour green

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