PRINCESS SURRY

Helichrysum "Princess Surry" is a decorative plant from the Asteraceae family, distinguished by its bright, double-flowered inflorescences of yellow-orange color with white bracts and a soft pink hue. Bush height is about 75 cm, diameter 36 cm, and the central flowering stem can reach up to 24 cm in length. Flowering begins around mid-July (approximately the 99th day after germination) and continues until the onset of frost, ensuring a long period of decorative effect.

The plant is characterized by high resistance to diseases and pests, as well as good adaptation to various climatic conditions. It grows excellently both in open ground and in containers, preferring sunny spots, loose and light soil with good drainage. For successful development, it is recommended to perform pricking after the appearance of 2-4 true leaves and to feed once or twice a month.

"Princess Surry" easily withstands transplanting, and before planting, seedlings must be hardening outdoors for at least two weeks. The plant is undemanding and requires moderate watering, however, in hot dry weather, it should be kept moist. Due to its decorative appeal and easy care, this helichrysum is ideal for creating living fences, flower beds, as well as an element of compositions in gardening and landscaping.