The photos for this species actually depict another species of Polemonium. This species is an extreme alpine, found at elevations over 10...Read More,000 ft, in granite talus, in California only. It would be nearly impossible to grow it in Maryland.
Brookeville, MD (Zone 7a) | September 2005 | negative
I wasn't too impressed with this plant. It was very prone to mealy white flies and didn't flower all that well. The plant it's self turne...Read Mored brown.
Not a very worthwhile plant in my opinion. I didn't like the way it performed at all.
The only reason I gave it a neutral is that this was it's first year to flower. I'm hoping it does better next year as a more mature plant.
Updated fall of 2006:
Nope. No improvement this year. It was even worse.
The photos for this species actually depict another species of Polemonium. This species is an extreme alpine, found at elevations over 10...Read More
I wasn't too impressed with this plant. It was very prone to mealy white flies and didn't flower all that well. The plant it's self turne...Read More