How to Grow and Care for Atocion

Sweet william catchfly (Atocion armeria) is a perennial herbaceous plant native to Europe. Sweet william catchfly is also known as the Sweet Willian catchfly. This species is often planted in gardens. It exudes a sticky sap that traps insects on its stems. For this reason, it has been considered a carnivorous plant, although it is not a true carnivorous plant.

Rock campion is a perennial herb with a penchant for rocky habitats, thriving amid crevices and stone-covered slopes. It features clustered, lance-shaped leaves and presents stems topped with a splash of pink or white flowers, standing as vivid beacons against the stony gray backdrop. This hardy species is adapted to survive in spaces with limited soil, drawing nourishment from mineral-rich cracks.