Aubretia Dr Mules Variegata

Description Aubretia Dr Mules Variegata is best grown in well-drained, moisture retentive soil in full sun. It is an ideal plant for dry areas such as chalky slopes and growing on walls where it will cascade down them. It forms a mat of small mid green leaves with a creamy white border and small purple-blue flowers from early spring into the summer. Although it prefers full sun it can tolerate partial shade. Being hardy and evergreen it is a useful container plant for spring colour. It is an excellent plant for rock gardens, walls, softening the edge of paths and the front of borders. More Details: Family: Brassicaceae Syn: Aubrietia ‘Dr Mules’ variegated Common Name: Native: Southern Europe east to central Asia Height x Spread: 10cm x 60cm (4″ x 24″) Soil Type: Well Drained Soil pH: Acid, Alkaline, Neutral Aspect: Full Sun UK Hardiness: Hardy Flowering Time: March, April, May, June Flower Colour: Purple blue Foliage Colour: Green with cream