Commelina dianthifolia
£5.90A little known treasure. Stunning gentian-blue flowers are produced on short stems, daily from midsu... [full details]
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Proceed To CheckoutA wonderfully vigorous plant which loves tumbling over walls or rocks. Clusters of rose-pink flowers cover the plant in early-mid summer.
A vigorous, creeping plant, useful for spilling down sunny slopes or over rock walls. Plants form a low mound of bright-green leaves, literally smothered by starry bright-pink flowers in late spring and early-mid summer. Very rewarding.
Drought tolerant when established.
Awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit.
From the Alps in 1768.
Height: 20cm
Common name(s): Tumbling Ted; Rock Soapwort.
This plant may be supplied in a 7cm or 9cm pot.