- Description
- A medium-textured, strappy leafed, tough, shiny, dark green plant
with compact foliage. Beautiful, exquisite sprays of soft blue
flowers with yellow throats, followed by blue berries in the spring.
Patent Pending.
- Uses
- Ideal for layered mass planting or specimen planting in garden
beds and borders. A good choice for landscapes with limited space.
An excellent container plant. A great alternative for shrubs, liriope
and groundcovers. Thrives well in full sun to part shade. Performs
well in heavy clay or sandy soils.
- Climatic
- Tolerates heavy frost, drought, and hot and/or humid conditions.
Evergreen in normal winters to 24º F. Zones 8b-11. Perennial through
Zone 6? Slow growth rate. 1' high x 1' wide. Space 1-3' for optimum
growth.
- Care
- Low maintenance. Plant Little Becca no deeper than the existing
soil level to prevent covering the crown of the plant. Once established,
very little care is needed. Fertilize as needed with a slow release
fertilizer. Container grown plants will require regular watering;
garden plants will require less water once established.
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