Enhance the visual appeal of your garden with Dusty Miller companion plants like Salvia, Lavender, and Marigolds, which complement its silvery foliage. What specific characteristics make these plants ideal companions for Dusty Miller, and how do they contribute to creating a more vibrant and cohesive garden landscape? Explore our guide for valuable insights and recommendations.

The Dusty Miller flower, renowned for its silvery-gray foliage, is a popular choice among gardening enthusiasts. This versatile plant not only adds a unique tex

Dusty miller is a low-growing perennial that adds a unique look to flower gardens due to its silvery foliage. Learn the best plant companions for Dusty miller.

The dusty miller plant adds beautiful, silvery foliage to a garden and is easy to care for. Learn how to grow it in this in-depth guide.

Dusty miller (Senecio cineraria), an attractive foliage plant, is grown as an annual or...

A small property is uniquely suited for the creation of a landscape that can be fully charged with an atmosphere and aura all its own. In a small space, every gesture is deliberate, apparent, and personal. Nothing escapes a keen eye. The scale of a small space is a scale a single person can easily

Last post I made mention about this planter that the Dusty Miller had taken over. Well they started out so trim and cute! I should have known better than to plant so many of these- I forgot just how large Dusty Miller can get. The Dusty miller branches out and got much taller and the Geraniums had all but disappeared! So I snipped and snipped and snipped away at the Dusty Miller to give the Geraniums a chance to show up again. I have a feeling I will be snipping for the rest of the summer to…

We all want happy plants. But sometimes I think it would be good if they were a little less enthusiastic. By early September last year (above), the Fescue (‘Elijah’s Blue’), Dusty Miller and Euonymus (‘Moonshadow’ and ‘Emerald Surprise’) packed the bed in rows of blue, grey, yellow. The dry summer seemed to agree with them. The parched lawn wore its usual dormant brown. Now it’s time to get ready for a new season. Last year’s growth of Dusty Miller was cut this week. New grey leaves grow…

Learn how to grow dusty miller: sowing, transplanting to flower beds or cutting gardens, light and soil requirements, spacing, hardiness, and harvesting.

Most gardeners grow the silver-leaved dusty miller as an annual, but this tender perennial can return each year to produce creamy yellow flowers. Learn how to care for dusty miller indoors or how to protect it outdoors when temperatures dip below freezing.