Armeria 'Dreamland'

How to grow Armeria 'Dreamland' in NZ

Armeria 'Dreamland' thrives in full sun and well drained soil. It performs particularly well in coastal conditions, gravel gardens and exposed sites where drainage is excellent. Avoid heavy clay or waterlogged soil, especially through winter. With warmth, airflow and good drainage, this variety flowers prolifically and maintains a compact evergreen mound across much of New Zealand.

Armeria 'Dreamland' care tips

Armeria 'Dreamland' is low maintenance and benefits from regular deadheading to extend blooming. Trim back lightly after each flush to maintain cushion form. Water occasionally during long dry spells but avoid overwatering. A small application of spring fertiliser encourages strong flowering, though plants grow well even with minimal feeding.

Armeria 'Dreamland' size spacing and growth rate

Armeria 'Dreamland' generally grows 15 to 25 centimetres tall and up to 30 centimetres wide. Space plants 20 to 30 centimetres apart to allow natural clump expansion and airflow. Growth is moderate and plants form dense cushions quickly in warm free draining soil. Flowering continues from spring through summer with evergreen foliage present year round.

Landscaping uses for Armeria 'Dreamland'

Armeria 'Dreamland' suits rockeries, border fronts, alpine gardens, coastal plantings and containers. Its soft blooms combine beautifully with silver foliage plants, sedum, dwarf grasses and drought tolerant perennials. Use in mass groupings for a blush toned carpet effect or dot through dry garden plantings for gentle contrast and long seasonal colour.

Why buy Armeria 'Dreamland' from The Plant Company?

The Plant Company is NZs most trusted plant nursery supplying strong Armeria 'Dreamland' plants grown for long flowering and high resilience. Each plant arrives securely packed with establishment guidance for success. Expect compact foliage, dreamy continuous blooms and excellent drought tolerance. For a refined thrift selection that performs with ease choose Armeria 'Dreamland' from The Plant Company.