This genus consists of annual flowering plants that form mounds and are originally from Europe, excluding the British Isles. The foliage is slender, dark green, and linear, while small pink or occasionally white flowers bloom from summer through autumn.

Psammophiliella

Psammophiliella muralis is a compact annual that creates a dense mound of thin, extensively branched stems. Its foliage consists of narrow, linear to lanceolate leaves that can reach lengths of up to 2.5 cm. At the ends of the stems, this plant produces numerous small flowers, each having five petals and displaying shades ranging from pale pink to pale purple.

Psammophiliella muralis

Psammophiliella muralis 'Garden Bride'

This robust, dense annual plant forms a compact mound and features lanceolate foliage. Throughout the summer, it blooms profusely with an abundance of deep rose-hued, semi-double and double flowers that develop into rounded clusters. It is well-suited for use as cut flowers.

Psammophiliella muralis 'Gypsy Deep Rose'

Psammophiliella muralis 'Gypsy Pink' is a compact annual that forms a dense mound of finely textured leaves. From late spring through early autumn, it produces an abundance of small flowers, which can be single, semi-double, or double, in a deep pink hue.

Psammophiliella muralis 'Gypsy Pink' (d)

Psammophiliella muralis 'Pink Sugardot'

Psammophiliella muralis Gypsy White ('Sakgyp001'PBR)

Psammophiliella muralis Gypsy White Improved ('Sakgyp002')

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