Drought Tolerant Garden Plant Senecio, Fast Growing Annual with Silver Leaves Ideal for Alpine & Coastal Gardens, Easy to Grow 3 x Senecio Angel Wings in 9cm Pots by Thompson & Morgan

• Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ is a fast-growing annual architectural foliage plant with large silver leaves from spring to autumn. Ideal for patio containers and borders.
• This easy-to-grow bedding plant is the perfect choice for bringing structure and contrast to mixed planting schemes or patio pots, providing months of interest throughout the summer months.
• Senecio is resilient and drought tolerant, which makes it the ideal low-maintenance plant for busy households, thriving with very little care and watering.
• Garden Foliage Plant; 3 x Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ Plants in 9cm pots.

Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ is a striking foliage plant with large, bold silver leaves which bring architectural interest to the garden throughout the summer months. This fast-growing annual is resilient low-maintenance, thriving in a sunny spot, tolerating drought generally requiring very little care throughout the season. The striking silver leaves grow into an impressive mound and have a soft, velvety feel and provide a contrasting texture in the garden as well as an exotic look. Grow on Senecio plants in a bright, frost-free place until risk of frost has passed (normally round late May) and then plant them outside into sheltered borders or containers in full sun or partial shade. When planting in containers, use a good-quality multipurpose compost. After planting, water well and continue to water throughout the season whenever the soil or compost looks completely dry. Position: Full Sun/Partial Shade Height: Up to 40cm when fully established Spread: Up to 40cm when fully established Supplied as 3 x Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ Plants in 9cm pots. Delivered with growing and care instructions Images shown are for guidance only of the expected results from plants upon maturity. Different growing conditions might vary results. Image may be included for illustration of supply but can vary due to seasonality changes (e.g. deciduous plants lose leaves in colder months).