Pimelea prostrata

A rarely cultivated dwarf creeping groundcover. This daphne relative is completely prostrate and slowly spreads to form a small-scale evergreen groundcover featuring tiny and silvery-green leaves with small and white “daphne-like” flowers nestled amongst the foliage. Very slow growing with a fine texture and perfect for creeping over rocks or in a container. Perfectly hardy in our climate and best in sun with some moisture in the summer. This choice alpine sub-shrub is native to the mountains of New Zealand.