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Artemisia 'Powis Castle'
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DESCRIPTION
Artemisia 'Powis Castle' is an attractive perennial hybrid known for its finely dissected, silvery-gray foliage that adds a soft, textured element to gardens. Originating from the mix of species found in Europe and Asia, this plant was named after Powis Castle in Wales, where it was first cultivated. Its aromatic leaves provide a lovely contrast in mixed borders and perennial beds, enhancing the visual appeal of surrounding plants.

Blooming in late summer, 'Powis Castle’ may produce small, inconspicuous yellow flowers. The foliage remains a focal point throughout the growing season, providing a sense of tranquility in both formal and informal garden designs. This hardy perennial is particularly valued in drought-tolerant landscapes, where its resilience and unique texture shine.

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DESCRIPTION
Artemisia 'Powis Castle' is an attractive perennial hybrid known for its finely dissected, silvery-gray foliage that adds a soft, textured element to gardens. Originating from the mix of species found in Europe and Asia, this plant was named after Powis Castle in Wales, where it was first cultivated. Its aromatic leaves provide a lovely contrast in mixed borders and perennial beds, enhancing the visual appeal of surrounding plants.

Blooming in late summer, 'Powis Castle’ may produce small, inconspicuous yellow flowers. The foliage remains a focal point throughout the growing season, providing a sense of tranquility in both formal and informal garden designs. This hardy perennial is particularly valued in drought-tolerant landscapes, where its resilience and unique texture shine.

DESCRIPTION
Artemisia 'Powis Castle' is an attractive perennial hybrid known for its finely dissected, silvery-gray foliage that adds a soft, textured element to gardens. Originating from the mix of species found in Europe and Asia, this plant was named after Powis Castle in Wales, where it was first cultivated. Its aromatic leaves provide a lovely contrast in mixed borders and perennial beds, enhancing the visual appeal of surrounding plants.

Blooming in late summer, 'Powis Castle’ may produce small, inconspicuous yellow flowers. The foliage remains a focal point throughout the growing season, providing a sense of tranquility in both formal and informal garden designs. This hardy perennial is particularly valued in drought-tolerant landscapes, where its resilience and unique texture shine.

 
  • Family: Asteraceae
    Height: 1-2 feet tall
    Width: 2-3 feet wide
    Foliage color: Silvery-gray, finely dissected leaves
    Flower color: Yellow, small, and inconspicuous
    Bloom time: Late summer to early fall
    Light requirements: Full sun
    Water requirements: Low
    Maintenance: Low; prune back in early spring
    Growing zone: USDA Zones 5-9
    Wildlife attractors: Not highly attractive to wildlife due to its aromatic foliage

    This plant can be seen in the perennial border at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.

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