First Flushâ„?flowers the first year, producing tons of light lavender clusters in a super-long flowering season, from late spring to fall, flowering best when planted in full sun. The blooms are nice additions to kitchen table bouquets and nosegays.

This lovely little candytuft grows along the ground creating dense mounds of foliage, perfect for edging, perennial borders, and mixed beds. It is happy in sunny rock gardens and xeriscapes and will cascade gracefully over the edge of containers and retaining walls.