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Gerald L. Klingaman
(Leavenworth's Eryngo, Texas Seaholly)
Pineapple-like flowers that blush from green to rich violet-purple in very late summer makes Leavenworth eryngo one of America's most vibrant dryland wildflowers. Eryngium leavenworthii is an annual native to dry prairie soils across Texas and into Oklahoma and Arkansas. The plant has a basal rosette of oblong, coarse, spiny-lobed green leaves. In midsummer it produces pineapple-like flowers with a barreled cluster of green buds with a tuft of spiny leaves atop a tall branching stem. By...
Mark A. Miller
(Blue Eryngo, Flat Seaholly)
Evergreen thistle-like leaves and steel blue flowers makes the flat seaholly or blue eryngo a favorite perennial for sunny, gravelly gardens. Eryngium planum is a hardy herbaceous perennial native to dry rocky mountain slopes of southeastern Europe to central Asia. It has a dense basal rosette of heart-shaped, coarse, spiny dark green leaves that are leathery. In summer it produces plume-like flowers with a barreled cluster of fertile, tiny pale blue flowers surrounded by many spiny bracts...
Fleuroselect
(Blue Eryngo, Blue Glitter Eryngo, Blue Glitter Seaholly)
Evergreen thistle-like leaves and glistening steel blue flowers makes the Blue Glitter seaholly or blue eryngo a favorite perennial for sunny, gravelly gardens. Eryngium planum is a hardy herbaceous perennial native to dry rocky mountain slopes of southeastern Europe to central Asia. A selection from the growers at Ernst Benary in Germany, 'Blue Glitter' has a dense basal rosette of heart-shaped, coarse, spiny dark green leaves that are leathery. In summer it produces plume-like flowers...
Ernst Benary® Inc.
(Blue Eryngo, Blue Hobbit Eryngo, Blue Hobbit Seaholly)
Evergreen thistle-like leaves and steel blue flowers makes the dwarf Blue Hobbit seaholly or blue eryngo a favorite perennial for sunny, gravelly gardens and containers. Eryngium planum is a hardy herbaceous perennial native to dry rocky mountain slopes of southeastern Europe to central Asia. It has a dense basal rosette of heart-shaped, spiny dark green leaves that are leathery. In summer 'Blue Hobbit' is covered in plume-like flowers with a barreled cluster of fertile, tiny pale blue...
Ernst Benary® Inc.
(Blue Eryngo, White Glitter Eryngo, White Glitter Seaholly)
Evergreen thistle-like leaves and glistening silvery ivory flowers makes the White Glitter seaholly a favorite perennial for sunny, gravelly gardens. Eryngium planum is a hardy herbaceous perennial native to dry rocky mountain slopes of southeastern Europe to central Asia. A selection from the growers at Ernst Benary in Germany, 'White Glitter' has a dense basal rosette of heart-shaped, coarse, spiny dark green leaves that are leathery. In summer it produces pincushion-like flowers with...
Kieft-Pro-Seeds
(Miss Marble Seaholly, Moroccan Seaholly)
The compact and heavy-blooming ‘Miss Marble’ has bluer flowers than your average Eryngium variifolium and pretty, more rounded leaves that look great all year around.
This evergreen hardy herbaceous perennial originates from Morocco and other parts of North Africa, so you know it can take heat and drought. Moroccon seaholly is distinguished by its dense basal rosette of oblong, course, spiny dark green leaves with paler veins. In summer it produces thistle-like flowers with a conical...
Russell Stafford
(Button Snakeroot, Rattlesnake Master)
Sword-shaped clumps of spiny, gray-green leaves are topped in summer by tall stems of pale silvery-green flowers on the imposing rattlesnake master. A semi-evergreen perennial that grows from a deep taproot, it is native to the rocky, drier glades and prairies across the eastern United States. It is an upright plant that will become a tufted clump.
Each leaf is sword-shaped, blue-gray to gray-green and has spines along the edges. Leaves cluster in a basal rosette. In midsummer onwards, towering...
James H. Schutte
(Apricot Twist Wallflower, Wallflower)
The pretty orange and mauve-pink blooms of ‘Apricot Twist’ mix beautifully with purple-flowered salvias and sunny gold California poppies. The twist is that the flower buds are lavender-hued, which makes for an interesting contrast of colors.
This compact mound forming evergreen perennial produces clusters of cross-shaped flowers in early spring and then again in the fall. The fragrant flowers appear on upright stems above dense clumps of deep gray-green lance-shaped leaves.
Like most wallflowers,...
James Burghardt
(Bowles Mauve Wallflower)
From spring to summer, pretty clusters of mauve-purple flowers adorn this large, spreading short-lived perennial.
Wallflowers are tough plants adapted to dry, stony grasslands, which explains why they are popular landscape ornamentals in the American West. The hybrid ‘Bowles’ Mauve’ is a bushy evergreen perennial that may be grown as a cool-season annual. Its linear dark green to grey-green leaves densely line the stems year round. When in bloom, it produces many clusters of colorful four-petaled...