Isotoma axillaris (Blue Stars) - 70mm pot - PICKUP ONLY

Isotoma axillaris Common Name: Rock Isotome, Showy Isotome, Blue Stars Family: Lobeliaceae Location: East coast to plains – NSW Flower Colour: Blue Flowers: October – March Soil: Sandy or good drainage. Drainage: Damp areas Exposure: Full sun preferred Cover: Height – 40 cms x Width – 40 cms Water: Best results in damp soil but not a bog. Danger: Cut stems exude white sap that produces a severe stinging sensation if rubbed on eyes and may cause irritation to sensitive skin. Prune: Prune hard after flowering; then reshoots; otherwise will die. Replace for vigour every 2 years Attracts: Border plant Photos are examples only and are a guide to what your plant can be like when mature. Photo: Jeff Howes, Pat Carlton