White Plumbago, Cape Leadwort 'Alba'

Great plant but think placement carefully. I recently removed one b/c it completely grew over another nearby shrub and was suffocating it to death.

Beautiful alternative to the more common blue plumbago. We have been very pleased to see that this has not 'reverted' to the more commo...Read Moren blue - as so many 'unusual hybrid's seem to want to revert back to their roots after a couple of seasons in the garden

I was given a cutting of white plumbago several years ago and it has become very prolific, to say the least. Last year I cut it back to ...Read Morethe ground and has rebounded in both its original spot and in the form of many shoots springing up everywhere. Does anyone know how to propagate from the seedlings? They are not suckers, as they are not attached to the mother plant; some are 6 or 7 feet away. I've tried to dig them up but there are no visible roots. Any thoughts?

I brought this plant with me whenever I moved from San Antonio and kept it in a pot in my backyard greenhouse for a couple of years durin...Read Moreg the winter. I finally planted it 4 years ago. I rake several inches of leaves up around it whenever cold weather arrives and so far it has come back every year. I also planted a blue one and it is still with me also here in Shawnee, OK