Soft Greeneyes Texas Native the rosette branches at the

the rosette branches at the base of the inflorescence to keep the plant growing strong

it produces lovely khaki (brownish-green) capsules

but it truly shines during the fall and winter when it settles into dormancy

consider mixing in Aquilegia ‘Earlybird Red and White’ for a cheerful array of colors

Amazing flowers

Soft Greeneyes Texas Native the rosette branches at theBerlandiera pumila A herbaceous perennial endemic to dunes, pinelands, sandhills, roadsides and other open habitats with sandy soil on the southern Coastal Plain of the United States, from the Carolinas south to peninsular Florida and west to central Texas. Mature plants will reach 1 3 tall with a 0. 5 2 spread. Upright, low branching stems hold the alternately arranged leaves and terminal inflorescences. Each stem is topped with a branching array of