Rhodanthemum 'Casablanca'

Origin
The Rhodanthemum 'Casablanca' is a plant species from the rockrose family (Cistaceae). It is a hybrid species which has its origin in North Africa, primarily in Morocco. Here, the plant grows in mountainous areas and on rocky terrains.

Characteristics
The Rhodanthemum 'Casablanca' is known for its abundant, long-lasting bloom. The plant produces large, daisy-like flowers, in white, which strikingly contrast with the grey-green, felty foliage. The plant typically grows to about 30 cm high and can spread up to 60 cm wide. The blooming period extends from late spring to deep into the summer.

Care
The Rhodanthemum 'Casablanca' typically requires a sunny to semi-shady location and grows best in well-drained, sandy soil. The plant is relatively drought-tolerant and has a low to medium water need. It is generally recommended to cut back the flowers after blooming to refresh the appearance and encourage a second blooming period.