Evolvulus, Blue Daze - 3 Gal. Price: Price not available. Description: A compact, heat-loving perennial, Blue Daze is prized for its brilliant sky-blue flowers and soft silvery-green foliage. Blooming continuously from spring through fall, this low-maintenance plant thrives in the Texas heat and is perfect for borders, hanging baskets, containers, ground cover, and sunny landscapes while attracting bees and butterflies. • Max Height: 1–2 ft. • Max Spread: 2–3 ft. • Texas Native: No • Sun Requirements: Full Sun • Water Requirements: Low to Moderate • Weekly Watering: 1 deep watering per week once established (2–3 times per week during establishment or extreme heat) • Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; thrives in sandy and loamy soils and tolerates rocky conditions • Deer Resistance: Moderate • Bloom Time: Spring through Fall (blooms most heavily in warm weather) • Flower Color: Brilliant Sky Blue • Attracts: Butterflies & Bees • Cold Hardiness: Hardy to 20–25°F (USDA Zones 8–11; may die back after a hard freeze and return in spring in warmer climates).
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A compact, heat-loving perennial, Blue Daze is prized for its brilliant sky-blue flowers and soft silvery-green foliage. Blooming continuously from spring through fall, this low-maintenance plant thrives in the Texas heat and is perfect for borders, hanging baskets, containers, ground cover, and sunny landscapes while attracting bees and butterflies. • Max Height: 1–2 ft. • Max Spread: 2–3 ft. • Texas Native: No • Sun Requirements: Full Sun • Water Requirements: Low to Moderate • Weekly Watering: 1 deep watering per week once established (2–3 times per week during establishment or extreme heat) • Soil Preference: Well-drained soil; thrives in sandy and loamy soils and tolerates rocky conditions • Deer Resistance: Moderate • Bloom Time: Spring through Fall (blooms most heavily in warm weather) • Flower Color: Brilliant Sky Blue • Attracts: Butterflies & Bees • Cold Hardiness: Hardy to 20–25°F (USDA Zones 8–11; may die back after a hard freeze and return in spring in warmer climates)