Winged everlasting
The sand-lily is an inconspicuous, yet all the more interesting plant. Although some names might suggest giant dimensions, in reality, it is one of the smallest flowers we grow. It usually reaches less than half a meter, but makes up for it with an abundance of blooms. From each plant, you can easily get over ten stems tipped with small white stars. Once they fully open, they also reveal a bright yellow center. They are perfect for fresh summer bouquets, but their true strength lies in drying. If you dry the plant, it retains its shape and color, allowing it to bring you joy throughout the winter. Growing from seeds is not complicated, and any gardener can handle it with ease. Just read up on how to sow seeds properly or try direct sowing right in the garden bed.
Ammobium alatum
