Artemisia lactiflora Edith Holden Being a painter

Being a painter

They will tolerate full shade but you will find that they do not flower as well

Cut back the flowers after blooming to prevent it from setting seed and this will also encourage a second round of flowering

Plants should be divided every few years to ensure strong flowering

Artemisia lactiflora Edith Holden Being a painterArtemisia lactiflora (White Mugwort) resembles the delicate Astilbe and is sought after for its stunning plumes of creamy white flowers and elegant vertical lines. Sprays of flowers are held on slightly arching but self supporting stems from late summer and into autumn. Foliage is deep green, toothed and has silvery undersides. Artemisia lactiflora adds an airy feel to the garden and is a great foil for brighter coloured flowers. Typically Artemisia