Bring pale structure to a sunny border with Eryngium Magical White Lagoon. Green flower heads and large bracts mature to silvery white on upright stems, while divided silver-green foliage forms a low rosette.
The flowers run from June through August and attract bees and butterflies. Their strong stems work in fresh bouquets and dry well for later arrangements.
Plant in full sun with well-drained, lean soil. Plants tolerate drought, wind, salt, and poor ground. Keep winter moisture away from the roots, leave the flower heads standing for cold-season structure, and cut the old stems back in spring.
The bracts and foliage are spiny, so handle the plant with care.