Broad-leaved haul 'Ballerina Rose' 1L

Broad-leaved Squirrel 'Ballerina Rose' – Romantic Accent in the Garden

Broad-leaved Slush 'Ballerina Rose' (Armeria pseudarmeria 'Ballerina Rose') is a unique perennial with charming, intensely pink, spherical inflorescences that float on slender stems above a dense rosette of green leaves. This extremely decorative and resistant plant is an excellent choice for rock gardens, perennial beds, borders and pots. With its long flowering and low requirements, 'Ballerina Rose' is an excellent choice for both experienced gardeners and novice plant lovers.

Main features of broad-leaved haul 'Ballerina Rose'

Flowers

• Colour: Intense pink, falling into a shade of fuchsia.
• Shape: Spherical, fluffy inflorescences set on thin, erect stems.
• Flowering period: May–July, with proper care, re-flowering is possible until September.
• Decorativeness: The flowers float above the clump of leaves, creating a romantic and light effect.

List

• Colour: Intensely green, densely arranged in dense clumps.
• Shape: Narrow, grassy leaves with a shiny surface.
• Decorativeness: They remain attractive all year round, even after flowering has ended.

Cut

• Form: A compact, cushion-shaped clump of leaves with erect flower shoots.
• Height: It reaches 30–40 cm with flowers.
• Width: It grows 25-35 cm, creating impressive, compact carpets.

Cultivation requirements of broad-leaved haul 'Ballerina Rose'

Location and soil

• Position: Full sun – best for abundant flowering and healthy growth.
• Soil: Permeable, light, moderately dry to slightly damp, sandy or gravelly.
• Humidity: The plant tolerates periodic drying and prefers moderate humidity of the substrate.

Watering and fertilizing

• Watering: Regular, but moderate – avoid excessive watering, as the inhalation does not tolerate water stagnation.
• Fertilization: In the spring, you can apply a light fertilizer for flowering perennials to help with intense flowering.

Care

• Trimming: After the first flowering, it is worth removing faded inflorescences, which can stimulate the plant to bloom again.
• Reproduction: The easiest way is to divide the clumps in spring or autumn.
• Wintering: Fully frost-resistant (zone 4–9), but in harsh winters it is worth lightly covering the base of the plant with mulch.

Application of broad-leaved haul 'Ballerina Rose'

Flower beds and garden compositions

• Mixed discounts: It goes perfectly with cloves, lavender, cranesbills and other perennials.
• Bed edges: Perfect for the first line of the flowerbed, creating impressive, compact clumps.

Rock gardens and dry sites

• An excellent choice for rock gardens and dry locations where other plants may struggle to survive.

Pots and containers

• Thanks to its compact habit, it is perfect for growing in pots, where its spherical flowers decorate terraces and balconies.

Ground cover

• It forms dense, low clumps that can be used as a showy ground cover.

Plant Specifications

• Flower pot: 1 liter
• Age: 2 years old
  
• Frost resistance: Yes