20 Blue Surprise Woodruff Asperula Orientalis Azura Herb Flower Seeds

• Name: ’Blue Surprise’ Woodruff / Asperula
• Other Common Names: Oriental Woodruff
• Scientific Name: Asperula Orientalis ’Blue Surprise’ (Syn. A. Azurea & Syn. A. Arvensis)
• Color: Lavender Blue
• Plant Seeds: Outdoors After Frost / Indoors Weeks Before Last Frost / Cold Stratify
• Bloom Time: Late Spring - Early Summer
• Hardiness Zone: 4 - 10
• Plant Height: 6 - 12"
• Plant Spacing: 9 - 12"
• Light Requirements: Sun - Part Shade
• Soil & Water Preferences: Average
• Quantity: 20 Seeds
• Other: This Charmer Has Very Fragrant Vanilla Scented Leaves! Butterflies Just Love It, & The Woodruff’s Dried Leaves Are Frequently Uséd In Potpourri. It Will Add Great Color In A Shade Garden Or Around Trees. Although This Blue Woodruff Tolerates More Sun Than The White Sweet Woodruff, A Partially Shaded Area Is Best. They Can Also Handle Moist, Shady, Woodland Areas With No Problem, And Also Grow Well In Containers. You Mainly Want To Avoid Placing Them In Full Sun During The Hottest Months Of The Summer. In Some Areas, These Plants Will Reseed Themselves Nicely, Although They Are Not Considered To Be Anywhere Near Invasive. The Leaves Have A Beautiful Unique Shape, And Woodruff Is An Herb Uséd In Traditional Medicine And As An Insect Repellant.