Globularia meridionalis mauve but the parent has very

but the parent has very pale mauve flowers… It does have the divided twinleaf of this species which is the reason for planting this in a woodland

Stunning planted in solo drifts

Only a couple left

Great in troughs

front of border and hanging baskets

Globularia meridionalis mauve but the parent has veryNeat mounds of dark green foliage produce many globular, mid blue flowers in late spring early summer. A superb plant for a stone trough or tucked between stones on the rock garden, this is free flowering, long lived and easy to grow in good, well drained soil or compost. About 7cm high when flowering. Very tight congested mounds of tiny dark green glossy leaves from which rich dark blue flowers emerge on short 10cm stems in summer. Has small lance