Aethionema armenum is a petite, perennial herb bursting with dense clusters of pink or white flowers atop slender stems. Its bluish-green leaves form a low mound, reflecting its adaptation to rocky, sun-drenched habitats. Aethionema armenum's ability to flourish in dry, poor soils highlights its resilience, making it a charming addition to gravel gardens and alpine collections.
Pruning:
Aethionema armenum is a compact, semi-woody perennial featuring pink flowers and gray-green foliage. Prune in early to late spring to eliminate spent blooms and encourage bushy growth. This practice enhances flowering, prevents legginess, and promotes air circulation, minimizing disease risk.
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