Ceratostigma plumbaginoides, Plumbago or Blue Leadwood part shade Discovered and introduced by the

Discovered and introduced by the Flora Wonder Collection of Buchholz Nursery

psilostemon has a riveting black center eye and nicely dissected leaves that can grow six - eight inches wide

Meli has peeling

it will attract butterflies but usually not deer

heart-shaped leaves are

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides, Plumbago or Blue Leadwood part shade Discovered and introduced by theRobust in habit, and thankfully very attractive, Plumbago is a deciduous ground cover with electric blue flowers that still bloom while the leaves turn deep redexhilarating! Bloom time is generally mid summer to early fall. It's perfect for a parking strip where it will be contained, or an area where it can roam and regale you with its color. Plant it with spring bulbs since the leaves come on late. Tolerates a wide range of conditions including clay