A selected form of the Potato Vine with a non-stop offering of blue, yellow-centered flowers from March until late November. Hardy and evergreen, it can be grown as a free-standing shrub to 12 feet wide or espaliered on a wall or trellis. Excellent summer container plant that may be overwintered in colder climates.
Prune hard in late spring before growth resumes to rejuvenate from the base. Prefers well-drained soil. Full sun, moderate water. Reaches 10–15 feet tall, 4–7 feet spread. A remarkable long-blooming shrub/vine for mild climates.
Chilean Fire Bush (Embothrium coccineum): Scarlet Flames in the Temperate Garden
Blue Potato Bush (Lycianthes rantonnetii): The Royal Purple Shrub
Bush Lily 'Belgian Hybrid Orange' – Showy Shade Perennial with Orange Blooms
Oh My! 24" Tree Rose: Deep Velvety Red Floribunda
Oh My! Rose (36″ Standard): Deep Velvety Red Floribunda Clusters
Oh My! Rose: Deep Velvety Red Blooms on Dark Foliage
Honey Bush Giant 'Purple Haze': Compact South African Shrub with Steely Blue-Purple Foliage
Acacia 'Shoestring': Narrow Leaves and Weeping Form for Hot, Dry Sites
Jacaranda: Lavender-Blue Flowers and Fern-Like Foliage
Magnolia 'Athene': Huge 8-10 Inch Cup-and-Saucer Blooms
Magnolia 'Elizabeth': Rare Primrose-Yellow Blooms on a Pyramidal Tree
Magnolia 'Saucer': Classic Huge Saucer-Shaped White and Pink Blooms
Mimosa Tree: Pink Pincushion Flowers, Attracts Birds
Mission Fig: Sweet Purplish-Black Fruit, Interesting Winter Form
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