Phacelia tanacetifolia Exposure- Full Sun to Part Shade Costa Rican Holly

Costa Rican Holly

Flexible unarmed arching narrow leaves with a sandpapery texture that are pale green with a creamy-white margin

Farewell-to-Spring: CA native annual 1–2' tall produces prolific satiny lavender pink flowers with dark red blotches from mid-summer to early fall

Flowers are followed by large capsules that split open the following spring to release fingers of white flossy hairs

Phacelia tanacetifolia Exposure- Full Sun to Part Shade Costa Rican HollyTansy Leafed Phacelia: California native, fast growing annual to 24" tall and wide with finely textured foliage and showy blue or lavender flowers held in curled clusters over a long bloom season. Attracts hummingbirds, birds, butterflies, bees, and pollinators. Good for cut flowers. Full sun to part sun. Low to medium water. Seacoast, wind, sand, clay, heat, and drought tolerant when established. Deer and rabbit resistant.