Known as false heather or Mexican heather， this is a wonderful， seemingly-always-in-flower， butterfly-attracting subshrub. The adorable lavender flowers re-bloom repeatedly， well into the fall， contrasting with the lance-shaped glossy green leaves. There are many ways to enjoy this low-maintenance， low-growing， flower-power plant. Use or mass in borders or beds， as a ground cover， in edgings， or to soften the look along walkways or paths. Have a tropical-style garden. Display false heather as a knee-high hedge in front of larger plants. Can also be featured in pots and hanging baskets for your patio or porch.
Grows to 2 ft. high and wide， needs well-draining soil and regular to light watering， provide full Sun， flowers spring to fall， zone 10°F/35°F
Lots and lots of lavender flowers
Easy to grow and to maintain
Long blooming season
Desirable， softening effect along paths
Good option in tropical gardens
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