Tradescantia is a vigorous, carefree perennial with three‑petaled flowers in blue, purple, pink, or white. Blooms spring to early summer.
Full sun or partial shade (shade required in West). Almost any soil—damp to dry. In dry South/West, even moisture needed.
Plants may look tired by midsummer. Cut back nearly to ground for fresh foliage and possible fall rebloom. In Deep South, may go summer dormant, resume in winter.
Borders, naturalized areas, rain gardens, and ground cover. Self‑sows moderately.
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