Lavender Cotton, dwarf

Santolina incana 'Nana', commonly known as Dwarf Lavender Cotton, is a compact, semi-woody, evergreen perennial. It is prized for its silvery-gray, aromatic foliage and its dense, globe-like growth habit. This plant is often used in gardens for its ornamental appeal and practical uses, such as hedging or in knot gardens. Key Characteristics Foliage: The plant features finely textured, silvery-gray foliage that is aromatic, with a strong camphor-like fragrance. This fragrance is known to repel moths, making it useful in herbal gardens. 

Flowers: It produces bright yellow, button-like flowers in early summer. These flowers are small, about 1/2 inch across, and bloom at the tips of stalks rising above the foliage. Size: It forms low mounds, typically growing to about 8 inches in height. Growth Habit: The plant has a compact, bushy, and globe-like growth habit, making it ideal for small spaces or as a miniature hedge.