Alyssum Collection
Alyssum, a delicate and charming flower, blooms in the enchanting Longwood Gardens of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania
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Alyssum, a delicate and charming flower, blooms in the enchanting Longwood Gardens of Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. This springtime beauty adds a burst of color to the landscape, captivating visitors with its vibrant hues. Known for its association with rock gardens, Kew Gardens proudly displays Aubretias & Alyssum as part of their stunning collection. One particular species of the pale madwort or yellow alyssum (Alyssum alyssoides), which belongs to the Vesircaria family along with rocket, toothwort, and wallcress. Its petite blossoms release an exquisite fragrance that fills the air like sweet-scented bedstraw (Galium odoratum). Madwort also comes in various forms such as Alyssum Wulfenianum and Alyssum alpestre. A captivating colour litho showcases these magnificent flowers in all their glory. Another remarkable variety is Alyssum maritimum, commonly known as "Basket of Gold. " Its golden tufts create an awe-inspiring sight that resembles candy mustard or gold dust sprinkled across landscapes. This perennial plant thrives even in rocky terrains and is often referred to as Rock Madwort or Aurinia saxatilis. Alpine Alyssums like Alyssum montanum grace us with their aerial view during springtime at Longwood Gardens. These annuals add vibrancy to any garden setting while biannual plants provide long-lasting beauty throughout different seasons. In Portland's blooming paradise of Oregon, candytuft and sweet alyssums join forces with Grace Ward phlox flowers for an extraordinary display of colors. The combination creates an unforgettable spectacle that captures the essence of nature's artistry. Whether it be at Longwood Gardens or Kew Gardens, from Pennsylvania to Oregon and beyond - wherever you find yourself surrounded by these delightful blossoms.