Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops is a finely textured perennial prized for its semi-double lavender-blue flowers and extended blooming season. It stands out for its light, airy habit, continuous summer flowering, and reliable cold hardiness—ideal for structured flowerbeds, wildflower-style plantings, and sunlit containers.
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Characteristics of Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops
Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops forms a loose, bushy clump with fine stems carrying numerous semi-double, soft lavender-blue flowers. This cultivar is particularly floriferous, offering extended blooming from early summer through to fall. The delicately cut deciduous foliage enhances its refined appearance. Hardy in temperate climates, it withstands cold winters, making it a reliable, perennial element for sunny borders and informal planting schemes.
How to use Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops ?
Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops is ideal for use in mixed borders, perennial beds, wildflower-style gardens, or cottage-style compositions. Its medium height and airy blooms work well in front or mid-border placements, providing continuous color and a light textural contrast. It also thrives in large containers for sunny patios or terraces. Combine it with ornamental grasses, Salvia, or summer-flowering perennials for a dynamic and season-long display.
Best practices for growing Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops
Plant Scabiosa Nova Dew Drops in fertile, well-drained, humus-rich soil. Choose a full sun position with some protection from drying winds. Allow 30–40 cm spacing between plants for optimal air circulation and disease prevention. Water regularly during establishment; once settled, moderate irrigation is sufficient. Avoid excessive moisture at the crown. A spring compost mulch supports flowering, and deadheading encourages continuous blooming and neat appearance throughout the season.
