What is blue dazing?
'Blue Daze' is a cultivar evolvulus , the family of plants in the morning glory of a family dating from South America. Two different types, e. Glomeratus and e. Pilosus , are referred to as "Blue Daze", which can cause some confusion in the kindergarten. e. glomeratus tends to be easier to be available. In addition to being available through a kindergarten, these plants can also be ordered from horticultural catalogs and obtained through shops with other gardeners. "Blue Daze" is a creeping subhrub and remains relatively low to the ground, even if it can be echoed in an environment he likes. The plant is ideal for bed linen, boundaries and planting samples and is also suitable for garden gardening. Gardeners will need a well -drained soil mixed with sand to cultivate "blue dazing", and the plant favors sunny place in a partially shady place in the garden with a little air circulation to prevent mold and mold. These plants are resistant to salt and can be tWhen dealing with drought and low water conditions, an advantage for people looking for plants to grow in a harsh environment. Clear blue flowers can be encouraged to persist months by their grip when they start disappearing, forcing the plant to produce more.
in warm climate, "Blue Daze" can be easily grown as permanent. In colder environments, it may be appropriate to cultivate it as an annual, allowing it to die in the autumn and replace it during the spring months. In the cold climate it is also possible to review containers in cold climates and bring containers in the spring. "Blue Daze" can be grown in Hanekoná containers, which makes it easier to move with the change of seasons.
people who are interested in growing this plant can commercially obtain seeds and seedlings or take cutouts from a mature plant. Cuts can be rooted in a rich, well -drained soil and transplanted as soon as they take. For a fussPeople can promote starts and cut -outs in peat cups, so "Blue Daze" to transplant because the cup can be transferred and everything in the garden or placed in a larger container. The peat breaks down and enriches the soil.