A member of the morning glory family, Evolvulus grows in a low, spreading mound producing funnel shaped blue flowers.  Unlike its other family members, the Evolvulus is a non-climber.  The stems become woody as they age and the leaves are covered in a downy grey fuzz.  Although each bloom lasts only one day, Evolvulus is a continuous bloomer giving your garden a lot of flower power.

Spacing:  Plant 2' to 3' apart.

Height:  Will grow 10" to 12" tall.

How to grow:  Plant in full sun in a sandy well-drained soil.

Uses:   Use in beds, borders, or as ground coverage.

Tips:  To prevent fungus from growing on your Evolvulus, avoid over watering.

Outstanding Features:  Evolvulus loves the heat.