A flower that is called scavoli?

Scaevola aemula RScott
A flower that is called scavoli?
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Scaveola aemula--Blue Fanflower


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Height: 24 in Spacing: 12 in


Type: annual (in cold climates)


Flowers: White, blue





Comments: This Australian native is used as an annual in


cold climates. It can be grown as a bedding annual or in


hanging pots. The blue flowers are fan-shaped. Grow the


plant in sun or light shade.


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It's a beautiful flower especially in a hanging basket.
Reply:I think you mean scaevola, (common name fanflower). It's a cascading plant with blue (sometimes purple or white flowers) that looks great in pots or hanging baskets.





In the wild it's grown in sandy locations or beach environments and is a perennial in zone 10, but is grown as an annual in most of the United States. It's a great plant for hot, dry weather.





Here are a couple of web sites:


http://www.provenwinners.com/plants/?doS...


http://www.plantoftheweek.org/week108.sh...yahoo finance