Cerastium tomentosum ~ Snow in Summer mass-planting Its thin woody stems sport

Its thin woody stems sport fragrant pale pink flowers that bloom through summer attracting butterflies

Augusta Echo boasts the sun tolerance and vigor to handle full sun in the south

The leaves are glossy green during the summer and turn vibrant shades of yellow

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it produces clusters of small

Cerastium tomentosum ~ Snow in Summer mass-planting Its thin woody stems sportCerastium tomentosum, commonly called Snow in Summer, is a low growing, mat forming perennial prized for its silvery foliage and masses of bright white flowers. Native to Europe, this hardy groundcover is widely used in rock gardens, borders, and cascading over walls where its soft texture and brilliant bloom create a striking display. Type: Perennial, Groundcover Origins: Italy, Corse & Sicilia Height: 0. 5' 1' Spread: 1' 1. 5' Spacing: 1. 5' USDA