Amberboa consists of upright annuals or biennials characterized by their grey-green foliage. Each plant produces individual flowers featuring a central cluster of disc florets surrounded by elongated, soft, fringed ray florets.

Amberboa lippii

Amberboa moschata is a branching annual that typically reaches heights of around 60 cm. Its foliage features grey-green leaves, which have a toothed appearance at the base and are pinnately divided along the stems. From late spring through summer, it produces sweetly aromatic, thistle-like flowers in hues of yellow, pink, purple, and white, borne on upright stems.

Amberboa moschata

Amberboa moschata 'Dairy Maid' is a branching annual that grows up to 60 cm tall. It features grey-green foliage and produces upright stems adorned with fragrant, thistle-like flowers in a vibrant yellow hue. Blooming occurs from late spring through early autumn.

Amberboa moschata 'Dairy Maid'

Amberboa moschata 'Imperialis'

Amberboa moschata 'The Bride' is a branching annual that typically reaches a height of about 60 cm. The plant features grey-green foliage, characterized by toothed edges at its base and pinnate divisions along the stems. From late spring through summer, it bears upright stems adorned with fragrant, thistle-like blooms that are creamy white in color.