I have had this plant for 5 years. I live in Zone 9 and planted it on the south side of the house to climb an old TV antenna. It grows ...Read Moreand blooms profusely. It blooms until the first hard freeze then starts blooming again in early spring. I would love to take some cuttings but am not sure how without damaging the plant.
This plant should be listed as Hydrolea corymbosa. It is NOT a Nama. The petals of Nama are fused with free lobes; they are never compl...Read Moreetely free as are the petals of the flower shown in the associated photo; also, Nama has two styles/stigma, not 3 as seen in the photo.
This herbaceous perennial grows to about 2 feet tall. It has elliptical to lanceolate leaves that are spirally arranged on smooth stems. ...Read MoreIts natural habitat is wetlands and roadside ditches of the southeastern United States. Bloom time in Florida is May through November.
I have had this plant for 5 years. I live in Zone 9 and planted it on the south side of the house to climb an old TV antenna. It grows ...Read More
This plant should be listed as Hydrolea corymbosa. It is NOT a Nama. The petals of Nama are fused with free lobes; they are never compl...Read More
This herbaceous perennial grows to about 2 feet tall. It has elliptical to lanceolate leaves that are spirally arranged on smooth stems. ...Read More