Santa Rosa Gardens

Clusters of pure white flowers bloom early spring over narrow, needle-like, evergreen foliage. Spreads to form mounding clumps. Prefers full sun to partial shade in average well-drained soil. Plants become leggy in rich soil or too much shade. Shear back after flowering to maintain a compact mound. Old plants can be cut back to 4" in March-April. Use as an edging plant, in rock gardens or in containers. Combine with other early spring bloomers such as Creeping Phlox and spring bulbs.