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Candytuft flowers

Full blooming of garden candytuft (iberis umbellata). Small purple flowers Iberis umbellate in summer in a garden.

White candytuft

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Clusters of bright white evergreen candytuft (Iberis sempervirens) flowers are surrounded by fresh green foliage. The small, densely packed blossoms create a carpet of white. Some buds are still closed, suggesting a continuous bloom. The image captures the crisp beauty of these spring flowers.

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Iberis sempervirens, commonly called candytuft, is a low-growing, spreading, woody-based, herbaceous perennial or sub-shrub which typically forms a foliage mound rising to 6-12” tall and spreading to 18” wide or more. It is native to southern Europe. Small, pure white, 4-petaled flowers in dense, flattened clusters (corymbs) appear in a profuse, early-to-late-spring bloom (March-May), the density of which often totally obscures the foliage beneath. Flowers sometimes gradually age to light pink. ［Missouri Botanical Garden］

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White candytuft flowers on concrete steps in a garden in bloom in springtime

Close-up of iberis sempervirens, the evergreen candytuft, showing its delicate white flowers

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White flowers, sunlight, flower field

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Iberis sempervirens, commonly called candytuft, is a low-growing, spreading, woody-based, herbaceous perennial or sub-shrub which typically forms a foliage mound rising to 6-12” tall and spreading to 18” wide or more. It is native to southern Europe. Small, pure white, 4-petaled flowers in dense, flattened clusters (corymbs) appear in a profuse, early-to-late-spring bloom (March-May), the density of which often totally obscures the foliage beneath. Flowers sometimes gradually age to light pink. ［Missouri Botanical Garden］

Iberis amara, called wild candytuft, rocket candytuft and bitter candytuft, is a species of flowering plant in the genus Iberis.

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Close up of white flowers

Iberis sempervirens

Many white flowers of Iberis saxatilis, amara or bitter candytuft. Bitter candytuft, Iberis amara is an important medicinal plant with white flowers.

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White flowers of the periwinkle candytuft with a wild bee. Iberis sempervirens.

Iberis sempervirens, commonly called candytuft, is a low-growing, spreading, woody-based, herbaceous perennial or sub-shrub which typically forms a foliage mound rising to 6-12” tall and spreading to 18” wide or more. It is native to southern Europe. Small, pure white, 4-petaled flowers in dense, flattened clusters (corymbs) appear in a profuse, early-to-late-spring bloom (March-May), the density of which often totally obscures the foliage beneath. Flowers sometimes gradually age to light pink. ［Missouri Botanical Garden］

Iberis sempervirens, the evergreen candytuft or perennial candytuft blooming flowers, family: Brassicaceae, native to southern Europe.

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Iberis sempervirens. Evergreen candytuft、perennial candytuft. Spring season.

Close-up of beautiful pink and lavender flowers. Shallow depth of field with the focus on the buds. Brompton Matthiola incana is a flowering annual native to Southern Europe and often used in cut floral bouquets.

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