Origin
The Gaura lindheimeri Geyser White, also known as the Lindheimer's beeblossom, has its origin in North America. It is a graceful perennial plant native to the southern states of the United States and Mexico. The plant is named after Ferdinand Jacob Lindheimer, a 19th-century botanist who studied plants in Texas.

Characteristics
The Gaura lindheimeri Geyser White is characterized by its high, graceful stems that are laden with swarming flowers during the summer months. These flowers are pure white in colour and dance on the wind, creating an appealing visual effect. The plant can reach a height of approximately 60 to 90 centimetres and is semi-evergreen, which means it retains its leaves for a large part of the year.

Care
This plant requires little maintenance. It likes a sunny location, and the soil must be well-drained. Although it is drought-resistant, the Gaura lindheimeri Geyser White grows best in a soil that is regularly, but moderately watered. It is an ideal plant for landscapers who are looking for low maintenance while still achieving an attractive visual effect.