Plant Delights Caryopteris divaricata

This plant performs best in light, open shade or morning sun. While it can handle sun to part sun conditions, it prefers protection from the intense afternoon heat.

Since 'Snow Fairy' forms a compact, 24-inch clump, it works well as a filler in garden beds or containers. You should space them roughly two feet apart to allow for their mature width.

Yes, it is considered resistant to both deer and rabbits. The foliage has a distinct scent when crushed, which typically deters browsing animals.

You will see blue flower clusters appear in late summer and continue through the fall. This makes it an excellent choice for extending interest in your garden after many summer perennials have finished blooming.

It prefers average to slightly dry, well-drained soil. It is not drought-tolerant in the extreme sense, so ensure the soil does not stay consistently soggy or bone-dry.

Caryopteris 'Snow Fairy' is a deciduous perennial, meaning it will go dormant and lose its foliage during the winter months. You can expect it to re-emerge in the spring as temperatures warm up.