Scaevola, or fan flower, displays unique fan‑shaped blooms on trailing stems. Blooms tirelessly through summer heat and humidity. Perennial in Zones 9–10; grown as annual elsewhere.
Full sun to partial shade. Average garden soil or well‑drained potting mix. Excellent in containers, hanging baskets, and bedding.
Water when top inch of soil is dry. Feed monthly with balanced fertilizer. No deadheading needed—self‑cleaning.
Mixed containers, window boxes, ground cover in hot climates. Combines with petunias, verbena, and sweet potato vine.
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