Evolvulus 'Blue My Mind' PW |Evolvulus Hybrid

Evolvulus 'Blue My Mind' PW |Evolvulus HybridA dazzling groundcover that delivers a carpet of intense, true blue flowers unlike anything else in the garden. From November through May in Cape Towns climate (late spring to autumn), this compact perennial bursts into bloom, creating waves of vibrant color that shimmer in the sunlight. Its silvery green foliage provides a soft contrast, making the flowers appear even more luminous. Perfect for edging, containers, hanging baskets, or mass planting,

A dazzling groundcover that delivers a carpet of intense, true-blue flowers unlike anything else in the garden. From November through May in Cape Town’s climate (late spring to autumn), this compact perennial bursts into bloom, creating waves of vibrant color that shimmer in the sunlight. Its silvery-green foliage provides a soft contrast, making the flowers appear even more luminous. Perfect for edging, containers, hanging baskets, or mass planting, Blue My Mind™ thrives in full sun and well-drained soil. Heat- and drought-tolerant once established, it’s a reliable choice for waterwise gardens. Transform your garden into a sea of blue with the Evolvulus ‘Blue My Mind’ 

Why You’ll Love It

• Produces unmatched, vivid blue blooms for months.
• Compact, spreading habit perfect for borders and pots.
• Thrives in hot, sunny conditions with minimal care.
• Silvery foliage adds texture and contrast.
• A Proven Winners® favorite for reliable performance.

Plant & Care

Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as it becomes drought-hardy. Deadhead spent blooms to encourage continuous flowering. Ideal for containers, it cascades beautifully over edges. Protect from frost in winter, or treat as an annual in colder areas.

Did You Know?

The name Blue My Mind™ was chosen because its flower color is so intensely blue that gardeners often say it “blows their mind.” Evolvulus belongs to the morning glory family, but unlike its relatives, it stays compact and blooms steadily without becoming invasive.