Heliotropium
Heliotrope
A mainly tropical or subtropical genus with more than 200 species, one of which is widely cultivated for its fragrant flowers.
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Light: Grows in full sun. |
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Growth: Upright plant. Grows 12-36" depending on variety. |
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Uses: Alongside red or pinks summer flowers, the common heliotrope provides a breathtaking display of color. |
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Tips: Combine common heliotropes in vases with non-fragrant flowers, such as asters or zinnias, to be sure its fragrance is not hindered by other scents |

