Gypsophila paniculata 'Bristol Fairy'
Common Name: Baby's Breath
Double white flowers float like wispy white clouds in early to midsummer. If deadheaded, Gypsophila is likely to rebloom in early fall.
'Bristol Fairy' is propagated by tissue culture and is a first generation plant. Plants produced IN VITRO, by tissue culture methods result in consistent and vigorous plant growth, thick, healthy stems and superior flowering performance.
Baby's Breath has long been valued as a filler plant in perennial border gardens and also as a long-lasting cut flower. Its broad habit makes this plant the perfect cover up for dying bulb foliage or for perennials, such as poppies or bleeding hearts, that go dormant in summer. Baby's Breath also makes an excellent dried flower.
