Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) 5 Gallon
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) 1 Gallon
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) Nature by Plant Material
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) by Plant Material
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) 5 Gallon
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) 1 Gallon
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) Nature by Plant Material
Trichostema lanatum (Woolly Blue Curls) by Plant Material

Trichostema lanatum, Woolly Blue Curls

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Woolly Blue Curls, Romero and Blue Curls

Woolly Blue Curls is a five foot tall by ten feet wide evergreen shrub with violet flower clusters with narrow aromatic leaves.  They boom in May through August.  Both the flower and foliage has a sweet fragrance like freshly cut cedar with a bouquet of lavender.  Woolly Blue Curls is native to dry slopes, south coast ranges of California.   

Sometimes this plant suffers from root rot in the summer heat waves.  You should remove your plant after it dies and plant new ones in a different location in your garden in fall.  You can encourage the plant to produce more roots and foliage by pinching off the first couple of flowering stems before they develop.  Young plants should be lightly pinched to encourage more branches and flowering stems.  

It has been said that leaves, flowers and stems make a nice tea, supposedly has a positive effect on mood, stomachache, memory.

This is a tricky plant and it’s very sensitive to over-watering in summer. In general, while spectacular, it’s easy to kill! Not for the faint of heart! 

Family Name Lamiaceae
Species Name Trichostema lanatum
Common Name Woolly Bluecurls
Native to California
Plant Type Shrub
Height x Width 5' x 8'
Growth Habit Shrubby
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Exposure Full
Water Requirement Very Low
Soil Type Fast drainage
Flower Color Blue, purple
Flowering Months Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen, summer dormant
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to 0F
Attracts pollinators
Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds
Container Plant Yes
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant No
Deer resistant No
Local plant Yes

 

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Woolly Blue Curls, Romero and Blue Curls

Woolly Blue Curls is a five foot tall by ten feet wide evergreen shrub with violet flower clusters with narrow aromatic leaves.  They boom in May through August.  Both the flower and foliage has a sweet fragrance like freshly cut cedar with a bouquet of lavender.  Woolly Blue Curls is native to dry slopes, south coast ranges of California.   

Sometimes this plant suffers from root rot in the summer heat waves.  You should remove your plant after it dies and plant new ones in a different location in your garden in fall.  You can encourage the plant to produce more roots and foliage by pinching off the first couple of flowering stems before they develop.  Young plants should be lightly pinched to encourage more branches and flowering stems.  

It has been said that leaves, flowers and stems make a nice tea, supposedly has a positive effect on mood, stomachache, memory.

This is a tricky plant and it’s very sensitive to over-watering in summer. In general, while spectacular, it’s easy to kill! Not for the faint of heart! 

Family Name Lamiaceae
Species Name Trichostema lanatum
Common Name Woolly Bluecurls
Native to California
Plant Type Shrub
Height x Width 5' x 8'
Growth Habit Shrubby
Growth Rate Fast
Sun Exposure Full
Water Requirement Very Low
Soil Type Fast drainage
Flower Color Blue, purple
Flowering Months Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen, summer dormant
Fragrant Yes
Cold Hardy to 0F
Attracts pollinators
Bees, butterflies, hummingbirds
Container Plant Yes
Erosion Control Yes
Bank Stabilization Yes
Fire Resistant No
Deer resistant No
Local plant Yes