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Isotoma fluviatilis - ↕25cm - Ø9cm - 6x
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*Isotoma fluviatilis*, also known as blue star mat, is a low-growing ground cover that only grows to 3-5 cm high. This beautiful plant flowers profusely from June to September with delicate, star-shaped flowers. Ideal for sunny to semi-shaded spots and perfect for damp gardens or along ponds. With its dense growth it is an excellent choice for rockeries, between stepping stones or as an ornamental filling in the lawn.
Please note: Plants are living products and may therefore differ from the photo and description. We grow in a natural way and only intervene when necessary, which means that the plant may sometimes show small imperfections. These often recover in your garden. We guarantee that our plants are strong and long-lasting. They are delivered in recyclable growing pots and are shipped directly from our nursery.
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