Globularia bisnagarica (Syn. G. punctata), Blue Globe Daisy humus-rich soil A crowd-pleaser at Dancing Oaks

A crowd-pleaser at Dancing Oaks

(Example flowers from the non-variegated Clerodendrum trichotomum are shown in the last photo on this page

Blooms early- to mid-spring

and indomitable

It's attractive to butterflies

Globularia bisnagarica (Syn. G. punctata), Blue Globe Daisy humus-rich soil A crowd-pleaser at Dancing OaksStems of puffball lilac blue globes in spring through early summer. Forms a tufted mound of long evergreen basal leaves with rounded, spoon like tips. Just darn cute. We previously offered it as Globularia trichosantha, the name on the stock plants we received from another nursery, but have since found that name was incorrect. A genus that brings us so many great garden plants, a habit for every hobbyist! Evergreen perennial 12 in T and 12 in W