Alpine Sea Holly - Eryngium alpinum

Excellent for rock gardens or dry sunny locations, this tough plant makes a 2-foot-tall thistle-like bloom during summer. Large clusters of blue to bluish grey flowers are a feast for bees and wasps, and make a beautiful cut flower specimen, fresh or dry. This plant is tolerant of poor soil, saline conditions, drought, and cold, so don't kill it with kindness by overwatering or planting in soil that's overly rich. This is a plant native to high elevations, so if you're interested in a sea holly for warmer climates, check out the Eryngium planum.

Also called: Queen-of-the-Alps

Spread: 24"x24"

Cold hardiness: zone 2-8

Light requirements: Full Sun to Medium Sun

Water requirements: Medium to Low 

3.25" pot 

Cannot ship to AZ (unless bare-root)