Gentiana True Blue PP 20433 Saururus its lack of heat tolerance

its lack of heat tolerance makes it better suited to cooler summer gardens

(aka: Dactylicapnos scandens) This Allan Armitage selection (cutting-propagated) of the rare

creamy border that makes the clump "jump" visually

Although moon carrot is a biennial/short-lived perennial

jet-black stems

Gentiana True Blue PP 20433 Saururus its lack of heat toleranceGentiana 'True Blue' is a 2008 introduction from breeder Darrell Probst, who, in his quest for a longer flowering gentian crossed a Gentiana makinoi hybrid with a Gentiana scabra hybrid to obtain this gem. The upright, 18" tall, well branched stems of Gentiana 'True Blue' are adorned with glossy green foliage and topped from mid June into September (NC) with large, 2", pure blue, open flowers. Well drained soils with average moisture are perfect.