I planted it but can't remember what it is
lmaris (SW Houston, zone 9b)
9 years ago
The soil is pretty sandy, and it is fairly drought tolerant. Just beginning to bloom. It is in the sun through the morning, and is about knee high.
I stuck it where it is back in May but the label stake was removed by my dog and I cannot remember what it is.
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