This petite beauty grows 9-12" tall by 10 to 12" wide in sun. It is ideal for containers and smaller gardens. Gardeners will enjoy its early and extended blooming season, from May to September, and it also attracts butterflies. It is ideal for USDA Hardiness Zones 4-8.
“Little Moonshine” has been bred by Har Stemkens of Syngenta Flowers and is being introduced by Blooms of Bressingham.
Visit BloomsofBressinghamPlants.com for more information.
‘Little Moonshine’ from Blooms
July 2015 — This new variety features a great compact habit with the same bright gold flowers of Achillea “Moonshine”...
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