3 Plants

Blue Daze has true-blue ruffled petals and silvery-green leaves. The one-inch flowers bloom during the day, closing if rain approaches. It loves heat and sun; provide fertile, well-drained soil supplied with a slow-release fertilizer. Beautify containers with a waterfall of blue petite blooms or grow as a flowering groundcover at the garden's edge.
Evolvulus glomeratus, or Dwarf Morning Glory, is a tender, non-vining, herbaceous perennial more often grown as an annual that is a member of the Convolvulaceae family. It has brilliant blue flowers over a carpet of fuzzy, oval-shaped green leaves.
Evolvulus is a low-growing, spreading plant that puts forth a carpet of intense blue flowers above pretty foliage. It's a member of the morning glory family so the flowers will likely close in the afternoon.
A beautiful shrubby perennial with branching stems for a strong form and mass. Foliage is attractive gray green. Blooming begins in spring with half-inch blue flowers in masses. Plants will bloom sporadically throughout the growing season.
Follow a regular watering schedule during the first growing season to establish a deep, extensive root system. Control weeds until the plants have filled in. Feed with a general purpose fertilizer.