Q: Is Dwarf Plumbago invasive?
A: It spreads moderately by rhizomes and can form dense colonies, which is desirable for a groundcover . While it can spread freely in ideal conditions , it is generally not considered aggressively invasive in managed gardens and is easy to control . Choose its location thoughtfully.

Q: How much sun does it need for best flowering?
A: For the most abundant flowers, plant in full sun to partial sun . It will bloom in partial shade but flowering may be reduced . The foliage color is also best in sunnier locations.

Q: When should I plant it with spring bulbs?
A: It is an excellent companion for spring bulbs because its foliage emerges late, just as bulb leaves are dying back . Plant bulbs in the same area; the Dwarf Plumbago will fill in to hide fading bulb foliage.

Q: How do I care for it in winter?
A: It is a herbaceous perennial that dies back to the ground in winter . In colder zones (5-6), apply a light mulch in late fall for winter protection . Cut back old stems in early spring before new growth emerges .