Aubrieta hybrids
Aubretia
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Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Description
Aubrieta are mat forming evergreens and perennials which will blanket themselves with small, usually purple, flowers. They are good in rock gardens, in hanging containers, or anywhere that let them spill over in a colorful display.
Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Blooming
Blooms 4-petaled flowers on racemes in spring in a range of bright colors.
Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Growth
Evergreen, mound or mat-forming perennials. Common Aubrietas do well in full sun or light shade and will grow to approx. 6 in. Aubrieta is short-lived in sites that have hot summers. Works well on walls, or as a groundcover on a sunny bank. Aubrieta also makes a nice addition to a rock garden.
Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Planting
Seeds sow and germinate freely. Unfortunately, the seeds are generally hybridized and will not resemble the parental plant. Sow seeds in spring or fall, but provide cold protection if needed. Root cuttings in early summer.
Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Pest
Susceptible to nematodes, aphids, and flea beetles.
Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Interesting facts
Aubrieta is found among rocks, in scree, and in coniferous woodlands from Europe to Central Asia. The common name Aubretia was originally just a misspelling of the scientific name.
Aubretia (Aubrieta hybrids) - Soil and irrigation
Common Aubrietas require irrigation before and during the time when the plant is blooming. Does best in modedrately rich, neutral to alkaline soil with good drainage.
