Limonium species

statice, sea lavender

Plants of Home and Garden

Most Limoniums are tender perennials grown as annuals, started from seed, indoors, in early spring, just covered at 60-75F/15-24C, and set out later, or sown directly outdoors some time later. May also be sown when fresh in fall. Fertile, well-drained soil, and sun; dry and saline conditions tolerated. Division in spring or root cuttings, in winter, used also to propagate

Limonium tataricum, German statice, a hardy perennial, may be sown outside in spring; hardy in zones 3-9. Limonium suworowii must have dark to germinate

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