The sunrose is a hardy inhabitant of sunny gardens, showing off its full beauty from May to July. These low-growing, often evergreen subshrubs naturally thrive on rocky slopes. This makes them an excellent choice for rock gardens, dry stone walls, or the edges of flower beds where other plants might struggle due to a lack of moisture. To help your sunrose grow reliably and bloom abundantly, it mainly needs well-draining, relatively poor, and sandy soil. It dislikes waterlogging, which can easily cause its roots to rot. In return, it will reward you with a dense carpet of small leaves that often keep an attractive grey-green or silvery hue even throughout the winter. In the garden, it works perfectly as a groundcover plant in full sun. Although its delicate flowers aren't suitable for cutting into a vase, they will create dense splashes of color in your beds that quickly attract plenty of bees and butterflies, giving your whole space a relaxed, natural feel.

Helianthemum hybrida

Helianthemum hybrida

Helianthemum hybrida

Helianthemum hybrida