sweet alyssum
sweet alison
alyssum
lobularia maritima latin

For the summer the space was filled in with white sweet alyssum.

They looked very much like young sweet alyssum plants and were worth watching.

But one summer plant seems to be going on forever: sweet alyssum.

After sweet alyssum has run its course, it, too, will start to form seed.

The name sweet alyssum hints that there may be a reason for this sort of title.

Of course, it is not so unusual for sweet alyssum to seed itself from the previous summer.

She suggests using the annual sweet alyssum between stones.

And the sweet alyssum is still blooming where it has been protected by a collar of leaves.

A good substitute that will thrive in city heat is sweet alyssum; although not blue the flowers are either white or pink.

Sweet alyssum can be given quite a shearing, and it will come back as beautiful as before.

The lucky plant is none other than that somewhat lowly garden favorite, sweet alyssum.

Also, petunias grow here in winter, and sweet alyssum is a perennial."

Once the aggressive chickweeds were removed, the sweet alyssum plants had plenty of room to grow.

Although it is not usually considered for fragrance, sweet alyssum has a delightful yet somewhat subtle scent.

Two of the most common seedlings are those of impatiens and sweet alyssum.

Flowers for all year - Sweet alyssum.

White sweet alyssum is unmatched for its nonstop bloom from early May until well after the first hard freeze.

If the sweet alyssum has stopped performing as it usually does, it, too, could be forming seed.

Sweet alyssum is essentially an all white-flower annual that belongs to the huge mustard family.

For a dainty border trim, there is the flat ground-covering sweet alyssum.

Clip the faded flowers with a scissors and the sweet alyssum will rejevenate in a few weeks.

Now the sweet alyssum seeds itself every year and the tiny seedlings pop up in the oddest places.

But the star today is none other than the lowly, but undaunted, sweet alyssum.

Researchers compared plots of apple trees with sweet alyssum to plots without flowers.

Take white sweet alyssum, for example.

The many cliffs around the reserve harbor joint pine, dwarf fan palm, sweet alison, Biscutella and wild parsley.

Alyssum maritimum, common name sweet alyssum or sweet alison, also commonly referred to as just alyssum (from the genus Alyssum in which it was formerly classified) is a species of low-growing flowering plant in the family Brassicaceae.