Miss Willmott's ghost

Miss Willmott's ghost should be watered moderately when the soil is nearly dry in the top 3 inches. In general, it prefers soil that is consistently moist, but not soggy. Watering too much can cause root rot, so it's important not to overdo it. Water approximately once a week during the growing period from early spring to late summer, and once every 2 weeks during the winter.

Miss Willmott’s ghost is a plant species that prefers full sun. In the summer, when temperatures are high, this plant species should be exposed to at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. During the winter, when days are shorter and cooler, it should receive several hours of sunshine. It is important to note that Miss Willmott’s ghost is drought tolerant and can even tolerate partial shade, so it can be planted in areas that are exposed to some morning or afternoon sun but not full sun for the entire day.

Miss Willmott's ghost (Eryngium giganteum) should be pruned in late winter or early spring. Cut off any debris and dead foliage to make way for new growth. You should also cut back any newer growth that is above the desired height. This will allow the plant to become bushier and more compact in shape. Pruning can also help the plant develop a fuller and denser appearance. To keep the plant looking its best, prune out any flower stalks once they have finished blooming. This will help keep the plants looking neat and tidy.