Lithodora diffusa | Grace Ward Natural tables Despite these properties

Despite these properties

In mid spring this attractive plant stars with red to dark pink flower buds that ultimately open to masses of small white flowers tinged every so softly with pink that are like snowballs on the stems that are about 6cm in diameter

and watered heavily about once every two weeks

This is a fantastic choice for cut bouquets as the flowers have such a great lasting quality and last well in a vase

Breathable to let water vapour escape while you're out taking on nature trails or doing mild exercise around the neighbourhood

Lithodora diffusa | Grace Ward Natural tables Despite these propertiesAlso known as Lithospermum prostratum 'Grace Ward', Lithodora is a low growing, evergreen shrub prized for its vibrant blue flowers. It forms a dense mat of small, lance shaped leaves. The plant blooms profusely in late spring to early summer, producing an abundance of intense blue, star shaped flowers. It prefers well drained, slightly acidic soil and full sun to partial shade. 'Grace Ward' is often used as a ground cover or in rock gardens, adding a