felicia blue
Felicia blue is a favourite among gardeners who want to add a splash of long-lasting colour to their outdoor spaces. Known for their vibrant blue daisy-like flowers, brilliant hardiness, and easy care, Felicia blue varieties are perfect for New Zealand gardens of all sizes. Whether you want an eye-catching border, a pop of potted colour, or a cheerful pollinator plant, Felicia blue delivers with brilliant blue petals and contrasting yellow centres. This plant page guides you through top Felicia blue varieties, planting tips, and expert recommendations for thriving, low-maintenance displays.
Phlebodium aureum Blue Star (Blue Star Fern)
The Blue Star Fern features wavy leaves that are a blue-green colour. This popular indoor plant grows as a clump to about 30 cm tall and the same wide. It grows best when positioned in partial shade on a well-drained soil in a sheltered spot. It will not tolerate wet growing conditions or frost. This Fern makes for a fantastic potted plant but can also be grown outdoors in warmer climates. In such environments it is often planted around pool and other outdoor living areas. This is an easy plant to grow and very forgiving.
Brunfelsia Blue Moon (Yesterday Today and Tomorrow Flower)
Brunfelsia Blue Moon, commonly known as the Yesterday Today and Tomorrow Flower, features masses of sweetly fragrant, pansy like flowers are produced through spring and summer which literally transforms the plant. Most interestingly though, the flowers open blue-violet then fade to lavender before finally turning white. It grows as a rounded cushion of leathery, green leaves to about 1.2 m tall and 2 m wide. Brunfelsia Blue Moon is commonly grown as an informal hedge, added to a mixed planting, planted around outdoor living areas, used in cottage gardens, or mass planted alongside a path or on a bank.
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