A bright sheet of white flowers with small yellow throats covers the trailing stems of Chaenostoma cordatum Balmecowite from spring through autumn. Its compact, well-branched growth reaches about 5 inches high and spreads 10 to 20 inches, creating a full display without losing its soft cascading character.
Use it to spill over hanging baskets and mixed containers or to add low seasonal color at the front of a bed. Full sun or partial shade and consistently moist, well-drained soil support steady flowering. Feed monthly during active growth, and do not allow the root zone to dry out.
