



Blue woodruff (Asperula orientalis), also called Asperula azurea, is a charming annual with whorls of narrow leaves and clusters of small, bright blue flowers. It self-seeds readily in favorable conditions.
| Family: | Rubiaceae |
| Genus: | Asperula (as-PAIR-uh-luh) |
| Species: | orientalis (or-ee-en-TAY-liss) |
| Synonym: | Asperula azurea |
| Synonym: | Asperula arvensis |
Sow directly in spring. Prefers cool weather and well-drained soil. Good for cottage gardens, borders, and naturalizing. Combines well with other blue-flowered annuals. Light fragrance.
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