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Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star' purple gromwell 'Star' A compact, evergreen shrub forming a mat of small, lance-shaped, mid- to dark green leaves to 15cm high and from spring into summer bearing a profusion of small, star-shaped, bright blue flowers edged with white Synonyms Lithospermum diffusum 'Star' Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star'
Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star' Leesa's Alpines
Lithodora Care Size and Growth. The lithodora is described as a low-growing, evergreen shrub with blue and white flowers. The Heavenly Blue variety is very popular for its true blue flower colors and foliage color. The flush of beautiful blue gentian colored flowers is a sight to see. It grows to a height of 6″ to 12" inches, but a single.
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Description. Lithodora 'Blue Star' Its name comes from its star like shaped flowers, which bloom blue with white edges. This evergreen plant produces excellent ground cover with a height of 15cm and a spread of 60cm, and would be perfect in a rock garden or scree. Grows in lime free acidic soil and flowers from April to September.
Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star'
Spreading dark green mat of hairy leaves is engulfed in true blue star flowers from late Spring through Summer. Excellent as an edger in the perennial border. The intense blue of Lithodora Grace Ward is spectacular around rocks and landscape boulders. Add To Wishlist Code LIGW Patent Plant Type Perennials, Groundcovers Species diffusa
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This ground cover, botanically known as Lithodora diffusa, produces large quantities of star-shaped, tiny flowers that are intensely blue from late spring through most of summer. Lithodora grown in gardens can reach heights of 6-10 inches (15-25 cm). A single plant can grow to 24 to 36 inches (61-91 cm). Lithodora can be grown in USDA zones 6-10.
Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star', Lithodora 'Blue Star' in GardenTags
The Blue Star Lithodora is an Indian plant known for its low-growing, compact habit. It features deep blue star-shaped flowers that bloom abundantly in spring and summer. With its evergreen foliage and cascading growth, it is often used as a groundcover or in rock gardens. This plant reaches a height of 3 to 6 inches with a width of up to 2 feet.
Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star', Lithodora 'Blue Star' in GardenTags
On Mar 27, 2006, isom from Mission BC, Canada (Zone 8b) wrote: The flowers of lithodora 'Star' (I've seen this cultivar also called 'Blue Star') somehow seem more bright & noticeable from the all-blue flowers seen on regular lithodora. Perhaps the contrast of the white edge makes them stand out more. I quite like this plant for its blue flowers.
Lithodora 'Blue Star' (P) Plants, Perennial plants, Rock garden plants
Height: 15cm Spread: 60cm Tender Flower colour: Foliage colour: Position Soil Lithodora, once called Lithospermum, has gentian-like flowers during the middle of the summer when few true gentians are blooming. Lithodora is easy to grow and flowers well. Its evergreen mats of foliage spread slowly to make good ground cover on a rock garden or scree.
LITHODORA diffusa Star (Grémil 'Star') Plants, Garden, Flowers
Botanically known as Lithodora diffusa, this plant is a hardy groundcover that produces masses of tiny, intensely blue, star-shaped flowers from late spring throughout most of summer. Want to know more about growing Lithodora groundcover? Read on to find out. Lithodora Plant Information
Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star', Lithodora 'Blue Star' in GardenTags
This hardy plant. which is best planted in the spring, produces abundant tiny, vividly blue, star-shaped flowers from late spring to mid- or late summer though the bloom is more sporadic later in the season. It grows densely, and its dark-green leaves remain evergreen year-round in more southern climates with warm winters.
Lithodora diffusa BLUE STAR Bicolour Groundcover Small Gardens
Vigorous and popular, award-winning Lithodora diffusa 'Grace Ward' (Gromwell) is a mat-forming evergreen shrub with trailing stems clothed in small, lance-shaped, dark green, hairy leaves. In spring and summer, it is studded with profuse, star-shaped, brilliant deep blue flowers held in terminal clusters. This plant is ideal for rock gardens, slopes, and cascading over retaining walls.
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'Blue Star' is a low, sprawling, evergreen shrub bearing small, green leaves and abundant, small, bright blue flowers that are edged in white from spring into summer. Season of interest Height and spread Metric | Imperial Where to grow Soil type Loamy Sandy Soil drainage Well-drained Soil pH Acid Neutral Sunlight Full Sun Aspect East West South
Lithodora diffusa BLUE STAR Bicolour Groundcover Garden Plants
plant Features Full sun Very little water Frost Hardy: 23F (-5°C) Moist and free draining plant information Common name Lithodora 'Blue Star' Latin name Lithodora diffusa 'Blue Star' type Perennial family Boraginaceae ph 5.0 - 7.0 Acid - Neutral Light Full sun Frost Frost Hardy: 23F (-5°C) Soil Moist and free draining Water Very little water
Lithodora 'Blue Star' Eddington House Nursery
Blue Star Creeper Create a carpet of blue with Blue Star Creeper and Lithodora in the same bed. Phlox, Creeping Creeping Phlox has a similar habit to Lithodora but blooms a bit earlier so pair them for a constant supply of color. Armeria With similar cultural needs, Armeria makes a good companion for Lithodora. Our favorite varieties Grace Ward
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Overview Sunlight Preferred Full sun Exposure Exposed or sheltered Size Height 0.1 - 0.2M Spread 0.2 - 0.3M Bloom Time May to August Soil Preferred Sand, chalk, loam Moisture Well-drained pH Acidic to neutral Though the name Lithodora relates to a genus, the name is commonly and quite often used for the species Lithodora diffusa and its cultivars.
