Eryngium ravenelii Charleston Blues Bambusa fleshy rosettes offset slowly making

fleshy rosettes offset slowly making an eye-catching small clump for the rock garden

The stalks are either solid green or green with grey spots and are each topped with a glossy green leaf

Each flower is open for two days and the flower color changes to light pink on the second day

what else would you expect from monks

Our spores came from 5

Eryngium ravenelii Charleston Blues Bambusa fleshy rosettes offset slowly making(aka: Eryngium aquaticum var. ravenelii) Eryngium ravenelii is one of those wonderful southeast natives that you wonder why everyone doesn't grow. Shared by plant prodigy Dr. Patrick McMillan, Eryngium ravenelii forms a small basal rosette of 1' long linear leaves, which, starting for us in mid August, is topped with 30" tall flowering stalks, each ending in branched antennae like clusters of 6 10 blue fuzzy, thumb sized ball like flower heads a