What kind of growing environment is suitable for Gaura?

Other names for Gaura

Gaura, also known as Lindheimer's beeblossom, is also called white peach blossom, white butterfly flower, Qiandao flower, jade butterfly flower, white butterfly grass, and perennial grass.

The role of Gaura

When Gaura blooms, its flowers look very much like peach blossoms, so it can be used as an ornamental flower. It is generally used as a plant for flower beds, flower borders, potted plants, or ground cover.

The flowering period of Gaura is mainly from late spring to early autumn.

Growing habits of Gaura

Gaura is a relatively cold-tolerant plant. It likes a cool climate and requires humid air and plenty of sunlight. For soil, sandy soil that is loose, fertile and well-drained is generally chosen.

When propagating Gaura, seed sowing and division are generally chosen, and both spring sowing and autumn sowing are possible.