Introducing Calocephalus, a versatile and visually striking addition to any garden or patio. This unique plant, also known as the “Silver Bush,” boasts a compact and bushy growth habit, typically reaching heights of around 30-40 centimeters. Its distinctive silver-grey foliage adds a touch of contemporary elegance to borders, rockeries, or containers, making it a standout feature in any landscape.

Calocephalus is renowned for its low maintenance requirements, thriving in well-drained soil and full sun to partial shade. Planting during the spring ensures optimal establishment, while regular watering and occasional feeding with a balanced fertilizer support healthy growth and abundant flowering.

Flowering time for Calocephalus varies depending on the variety, typically occurring from late spring to summer, with small, yellowish-white blooms adding subtle charm to its silver foliage. While Calocephalus may not be a primary attractor of pollinators due to its inconspicuous flowers, its presence can still benefit pollinator populations indirectly. The dense foliage provides shelter and nesting sites for beneficial insects, contributing to the overall biodiversity of your garden.

Embrace the beauty and versatility of Calocephalus, elevating your outdoor space with its modern flair and easy-care nature. Whether used as a focal point or as a complementary element in mixed plantings, this captivating plant promises to enchant and delight throughout the seasons.