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| Arabis | Common name; Rock Cress |
A perennial cushion-like plant with white or pink, cross-shaped flowers, suitable for growing in a rock gardens or alpine house.
n.b. Some varieties can be quite invasive.
albida / caucasica; grows to approximately 200 mm high (8”) with a spread of around 600mm (2ft)
The leaves are grey-green and the small white flowers are produced from February to June.
Week 25; Sow seed and germinate at 16°-20°C (61°-68°F)
Week 36; Cut plants hard back after flowering.
If more stock is required lift, divide, and replant the divisions now.
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