Plantidote of the Day 2012-09-26


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Submitted by Kathryn on Wed, 09/26/2012 - 10:40am

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Scaevola

Fan Flower

I'm pretty sure this is a Scaevola -- or "Fan Flower" with its distinctive flowers which look cut in half. These have a great bloom that goes very circular. In planters it has a nice trailing effect, in the garden it's drought resistant. Lots of hybrids and pink/blue colors, pretty much an annual for everyone but twig in zone 10.

Does well in hot southwestern climes. 12-18" high, a late summer through Fall blooming plant. :-)

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