Eustoma exaltatum ssp. russellianum (Texas Bluebells) New product Acidic soils produce bluer flowers

Acidic soils produce bluer flowers

It blooms in the spring producing a profusion of fruit clusters that resemble pink clouds

Giant Coneflower is heat tolerant and not very particular about soil type

best known for its brilliant clusters of magenta berries that crowd the stems from late summer into winter

Eustoma exaltatum ssp. russellianum (Texas Bluebells) New product Acidic soils produce bluer flowersAlso known as Showy Prairie Gentian, Prairie Gentian. Texas Bluebells feature large showy blooms and blue gray foliage. They provide blooms in the summer, when a lot of other plants look less than attractive. Bluebells prefer moist, sandy or loamy soils in full sun. In the wild they are found in moist soils in prairies, open or disturbed areas, especially adjacent to streams and tanks. They act either as annual or short lived perennial. AT A GLANCE