Myosotis palustris 'Southern Blues' is equally at home in average (not dry) garden soil or in a shallow water pool
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The finely cut fern-like foliage emerges alongside the flower
the bizarre Jack-in-the-pulpit-like flower emerges with the foliage
you will notice a light lavender blush to the lower ring of petals
Crinum herbertii Candy Twist Baptisia Myosotis palustris 'Southern Blues' isCrinum 'Candy Twist' is a found selection of Crinum x herbertii, discovered by the late Tom Perry that was subsequently named by crinum collector, Nestor White. Crinum 'Candy Twist' forms a medium sized clump of 7' long glossy green, deeply channeled leaves that reflex outward, forming an octopus like clump. The clumps are topped with 30" tall spikes, starting in mid May and continuing into August (NC), each topped with 16 18 large, widely flared,