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Texas Bluebell or Lisianthus Eustoma grandiflorum Gentianaceae Gray-green foliage on upright stalks that look best if pruned to about a foot; tulip-shaped flowers borne solitary or in clusters; flowers last for several weeks; new hybrids have compact form and double flowers. Plant Form or Habit: upright Plant Type: annual Plant Use: cutflowers natives Propagation: seed Light Requirement: high medium Flower Color: purple, pink, white Blooming Period: summer Height: 1 1/2 - 2 ' Width: 8-12 ' Foliage Texture: medium Heat Tolerance: high Water Requirements: high Additional Comments: Flowers may be used for long-lasting cutflowers; bloom may be prolonged if spent blooms are removed regularly; native stands are protected from harvesting; likes a steady supply of water but not wet feet.
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