Dyschoriste Species, Narrowleaf Dyschoriste, Polkadots, Snake-Herb

Snake Herb grows very well in limestone soils and NO irrigation in Central Texas, even during the BIG DROUGHT. I have had it for 10 years...Read More and it gets thicker and thicker slowly. I have it in part shade. I am experimenting with it in full sun by moving it out onto a dry scree and a low hot spot. Wish me luck. I hope that makes it bloom more and longer. I think it also takes light foot traffic. It ends up making a thick green swath. Good between stepping stones

Snake- Herb is a lovely perennial Texas native wildflower that can be used as a groundcover, the flowers are very pretty and resemble pen...Read Morestemon flowers.