Sea-lavenders, also known as Caspia

Sea-lavenders is characterized by their clumping growth habit and rosettes of leathery, spoon-shaped leaves. They boast clusters of small, delicate flowers with papery petals, which can vary in color from white, pink, to lavender. The blooms are well-known for their long-lasting nature when cut. These plants typically reach heights of 1 to 3 feet (30 to 90 cm) and have a similar spread. The flowering stems are wiry and erect, giving the inflorescences a distinctive spray-like appearance above the foliage.