PURPLE RAIN LAEVIGATUM Pot softening in color in late

softening in color in late summer when the plant is adorned with pale-lavender flowers

OMRI Listed for organic gardening

Protects plants from aphids

Controls Foliage feeding worms (Caterpillars)

The waxed amaryllis may arrive in a dormant state or with little growth

PURPLE RAIN LAEVIGATUM Pot softening in color in late"PURPLE RAIN LAEVIGATUM" refers to Leucophyllum laevigatum 'Purple Rain', a cultivar of Chihuahuan or Blue Texas Sage, which is a drought tolerant shrub known for its dense, upright growth and profuse, fragrant lavender purple flowers. It's a low maintenance, Southwestern native shrub that thrives in full sun, poor soil, and hot, dry climates.