It has the look of a plant that was covered by frost all summer long. It is lovely, unusual, elegant, and stunning.

The base of the plant forms a rosette of succulent-like leaves and the beautiful flower heads are a wintery white with rich yellow flowers that just pop against the frosted stems, as you can see.

Not all verbascums set seeds but this one does. If you prefer, it is possible to pinch out the flowering stems in order to extend the life of the plant and keep the focus on the leaves. But you will be rewarded with new plants from self-seeding so you do not have to worry about losing it.

It is salt tolerant so is great for costal planting, and it is also drought tolerant. It is hardy to Zone 4. Historically, fishing techniques of indigenous people around the world have frequently included the use of plant-based piscicides (substances that are poisonous to fish).

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