Flax Lilly

Flax Lilly

The Flax Lily is a must have for any border or garden accent. While it may not steal the show of your landscape, it will most certainly enhance it with it's unique foliage, along with its patterned growth.

Not to mention this grass will also maintain its compact size, you can plop them anywhere and turn what may have been an empty eyesore into a beautiful border. Get yours today.

• Unique foliage

• Low maintenance

• Salt spray tolerant

• Great for borders

• Great ground cover

	Advantages: Easy To Grow Low Maintenance Great For Mass Plantings Good For Containers
	Grow Best:   Landscape   House Plant   Containers
	Ideal position: Full Sun-Shade 6 Hours or less best
	Water: Water regularly - weekly, or more often in extreme heat or containers.
	Healthy Temperatures: Warm, tropical vibes of 65-90°F Grown indoors as a houseplant but can be grown outdoors in USDA Hardiness Zones 8-11
	Growth Outlook: Height : 18" - 24"  Wide: Up To 36" Growth Rate: Fast Plant Spacing:  24 - 30" apart
	Pet Friendly - No Toxicity: Berries are regarded as poisonous although evidence is limited to a few circumstantial cases
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Suitable Landscapes

Evolvulus glomeratus works well for any spaces that need to be filled in or even as a background cover meant to accent taller flowers. While it’s beautiful on its own or hung in planters, it’s when planted in huge borders or in large areas that this stunning plant really shines. If there’s enough of it, it quite literally looks like one giant carpet of dazzling blue flowers, which some even consider hypnotic, hence the name “blue daze.”

This plant has many different planting or landscaping options, including:

• Container planting

• Ground cover

• Large areas

• Alpine gardens

• Coastal/saltwater gardens

• Edging or borders

• Mass planting

How to Care for These Flowers

While you already know that these flowers are suitable for ground cover, they’re also a perennial that will come back year after year, and they work just as well in hanging pots or containers. They’re also perfect for rock gardens, as they will cascade attractively and cover bare spaces between stones. When hung in a pot, the tendrils and flowers will hang down over the pot’s sides with a pleasing effect.

Plant spacing