Dwarf cousin of the familiar taller Gypsophilas which forms a neat low mat of semi-evergreen blue-green leaves. It produces masses of small, starry, single, fragrant, dainty white flowers which smother the plant in early summer, attractive to butterflies and bees. Trim lightly after blooming to encourage more flowers. Many uses - containers, rock gardens, for cascading over walls, edging borders, ground cover and hanging baskets. Sunny position, well drained soil. Height 15cm (6ins), spread 25cm (10ins).

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