Oxypetalum coeruleum | Heavenly Blue | Tweedia Chronicle Books cutting back in midsummer will

cutting back in midsummer will encourage new flowering stems which will also result in a more compact and tidier plant

Aruncus makes an excellent backdrop for shady moist areas and also looks effective as a hedge

Plants have a mounding neat habit and are covered in small white flowers from late spring through summer

Plants can also be divided

Flowers are held on arched stems and are a deep rose pink little heart-shaped lockets and are also good for cutting

Oxypetalum coeruleum | Heavenly Blue | Tweedia Chronicle Books cutting back in midsummer willKnown to many by the name Tweedia this delightful plant is recognised for its clear, pale sky blue starry flowers which are long lasting and make an excellent cut flower. Also a very useful food plant for butterflies. The stems have latex like sap when cut that needs cauterising to seal, which you can use either a flame or dip the ends into boiling water. This variety is particularly good for cutting as it has lovely long stems. Tweedia has grey