Botanicals first mentioned Santolina in 1550, when its dense filigree foliage and white-felted stems made it the star player of that Elizabethan rage, the formal knot garden. This dwarf cultivar stages countless golden-yellow button flowers on a tight evergreen mound of aromatic silver-gray. It’s deer and pest proof, extremely drought tolerant, and is still the perfect choice for edging the herb garden and tuck-ing into the rockery or a small sunny nook.

Blooms July–August

Size: 12" high x 12" wide.

Hardy to zone 6.