Gaura

Texas Native

Gaura

Texas Native

Gaura has found its way into hearts and gardens recently by displaying beautiful tiny butterfly shaped flowers on stems from early Summer into Fall. They are a hardy plant that can tolerate drought conditions and enjoy full sun. They do have very long taproots so the do require soil with plenty of drainage. Also known as wandflower, whirling butterflies, and bee blossom
12-18″ tall
Zones 5-9

ADDITIONAL INFO

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