Seseli gummiferum Conradina creating a unique appearance in

creating a unique appearance in the early spring garden

the deciduous golden foliage is stunning

returning when the weather cools

plant the bulbs at least 1' deep in a well-drained

hence its use in the manufacture of perfumes

Seseli gummiferum Conradina creating a unique appearance inI fell in love with the Crimean native Seseli gummiferum when I visited the Denver Botanic Garden in 2013. Although moon carrot is a biennial short lived perennial, we just had to share. The lacy silver blue foliage of Seseli gummiferum resembles a compact Artemisia 'Powis Castle', topped in summer with 30" tall spikes that emerge like a white Queen Anne's Lace, but then morph to a mauvy pink. In the wild, Seseli gummiferum grows above 3,000'