My local nursery uses it a lot in their made-up containers and baskets. It looks like it fills in really nicely. I saw some of their containers when I went back in July last year, and it seemed to be holding up well. But those were greenhouse conditions; kind of steamy but no direct sun.

I wanted to buy some myself, but they were charging $4 for one little 3" pot. That seemed like a lot for something that IS so wispy! I'd rather have in in something smaller, anyway, like a 6 pack. I wonder if it is that pricey all over.

Hi, Yes, it is pricey and I was lucky to find small pots for $4.99 which I thought was expensive, but I just treated myself. I haven't seen it in 6 packs. I Googled the plant and it seems like it is worth the $$$. I bought 2 small plants and can't wait to see how they grow for me. I am putting them in my patio pots but people say they grow it in the ground as well and it just gets nothing but good reviews.

Guess I got a good buy on mine. I bought 3 that were in 4" pots and were quite tall and full for $ 2.65 each. I planted the 3 in a large cement urn and so far they look lovely, so light and airy. Has not been really hot yet so don't know how they will hold up in the heat but for now I am enjoying them.

pumptoad.....where did you buy them???
I paid the $$ for mine at the local gardenc enter....which usually is the cheapest place in town.
Linda C

Linda c.
I got them at a Mennonite farm near Charles City. Think it was called Hoover's. I bought these about a month ago.

Well....with the price of gas, I am better off paying twice as much at Cox's...
Thanks!
Linda C

I bought 2 plants last summer - kept them in smallish container pots - overwintered them in my basement, trimmed then back in early spring and they look as good as last summer

Hi, While planting this cutie in my patio planters a few pieces broke off. I stuck one piece in a little glass of water on my kitchen counter and I've been watching it for roots. Tonight while examining it I saw the first root starting to grow!!!! I'm soooooooo happy! Also, it's good news that it can be overwintered and does well. :) Donna