Flower ID?
farmboy1
9 years ago
A previous owner planted this light green plant with purple flowers that dies down to ground level each year...the stems are not woody. It seems well-behaved, and is not spreading quickly. I haven't seen anything like it in my trips to the local nurseries and big-box stores.
Comments welcome and appreciated!
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