Features:

• Full sun to part shade, easy to grow
• Petite, lacy white blooms in summer
• Perfect for container gardens
• Dwarf, compact habit
• Great cut flower
   

Garden Uses:

• Border
• Mass Planting
• Container
• Specimen

Pruning:

• Deadhead, remove old flowers
   

Fertilizing:

• Apply general purpose fertilizer in the spring when new growth appears. Check with your preferred garden center for your specific area.

Tips:

• Blooming on new wood, it is best to prune Baby Lace™ in late winter/early spring before new growth. Deadheading old blooms encourages repeat flowering.

There are several plants that would make great companions in the garden or landscape.
The key to companion planting is selecting plants with similar cultural requirements. Below are a few suggestions:

Create a beautiful container garden with varieties such as Asparagus Fern, Purple Gomphrena, Butter Daisy Melampodium, Creeping Jenny and Margarita Sweet Potato Vine for texture and color. For deep contrasting color in the landscape, add a backdrop of evergreens to offset the lacy white blooms.