Browallia (often called Bush Violet or Amethyst Flower) is a delightful shade-loving annual that produces masses of true blue, star-shaped flowers throughout the season. Its neat, mounding habit and continuous bloom make it a valuable addition to shaded containers, hanging baskets, and garden beds. Browallia thrives where many other blue flowers struggle.
Combine with impatiens, begonias, and ferns in shaded containers. Use as an edging plant along shaded pathways. The true blue color is rare and valuable in shade gardens.
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