Armeria caespitosa, also known as Juniper-leaved Thrift, is a delightful hardy perennial that forms a dense cushion of fine, evergreen foliage. During late spring, this compact plant bursts into bloom with masses of charming pale pink flowers held in clusters on short stems. Its low-growing nature makes it perfect for rockeries, gravel gardens, alpine troughs, and containers.This versatile plant is well-suited for coastal gardens due to its tolerance to drought and salt. It can also be used effectively as path edging or ground cover in sunny, free-draining spots. Winner of the RHS Award of Garden Merit, Armeria caespitosa requires minimal maintenance—simply deadhead after flowering to promote further blooms, although the dried flowerheads themselves add an intriguing aspect to its appearance. How to Grow: Light: Plant in full sun for optimal flowering. Temperature: Hardy and can tolerate a range of temperatures. Watering: Water sparingly once established; avoid waterlogged conditi